Brilliant v. City of Elk Grove
by | Mar 20, 2010
Former city official sues over alleged layoff deal Elk Grove Citizen
The City of Elk Grove recently made the “risky” move of laying off its entire Risk Management Department– and then refused to follow through with its promise to pay severance. G&A is taking the City on to make them follow through with their promises. To learn more….(the article is above)
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