Check this out: KBR is ordered to pay $3 million dollars to an employee who was raped in Iraq. KBR disagrees with the ruling, but believes it was in the best interest of the parties. WTF?
A nearly $3 million arbitration award won by a former KBR employee who said she was raped in Iraq was applauded by Houston attorneys who represented her and a Humble woman suing the military contractor for negligence.
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“KBR disagrees with the interim ruling and has filed a motion for modification of the arbitration award," said a statement from Heather Browne, KBR Inc.’s director of communications. “However, the decision validates what KBR has maintained all along; that the arbitration process is truly neutral and works in the best interest of the parties involved.”
Source: KBR challenges $2.9 million awarded in rape claim | Business | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle
Check this out: KBR is ordered to pay $3 million dollars to an employee who was raped in Iraq. KBR disagrees with the ruling, but believes it was in the best interest of the parties. WTF?
A nearly $3 million arbitration award won by a former KBR employee who said she was raped in Iraq was applauded by Houston attorneys who represented her and a Humble woman suing the military contractor for negligence.
. . . .
“KBR disagrees with the interim ruling and has filed a motion for modification of the arbitration award," said a statement from Heather Browne, KBR Inc.’s director of communications. “However, the decision validates what KBR has maintained all along; that the arbitration process is truly neutral and works in the best interest of the parties involved.”
Source: KBR challenges $2.9 million awarded in rape claim | Business | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle
Check this out: KBR is ordered to pay $3 million dollars to an employee who was raped in Iraq. KBR disagrees with the ruling, but believes it was in the best interest of the parties. WTF?
A nearly $3 million arbitration award won by a former KBR employee who said she was raped in Iraq was applauded by Houston attorneys who represented her and a Humble woman suing the military contractor for negligence.
. . . .
“KBR disagrees with the interim ruling and has filed a motion for modification of the arbitration award," said a statement from Heather Browne, KBR Inc.’s director of communications. “However, the decision validates what KBR has maintained all along; that the arbitration process is truly neutral and works in the best interest of the parties involved.”
Source: KBR challenges $2.9 million awarded in rape claim | Business | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle
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