concluding that Pennsylvania public policy obligates employer not to discharge an employee for refusing to participate in commercial bribery
Summary of this case from Urban v. Walgreen, Co.No. 84-5454.
July 11, 1985.
Appeal from D.N.J., Lacey, J., 570 F.Supp. 351.
AFFIRMED
concluding that Pennsylvania public policy obligates employer not to discharge an employee for refusing to participate in commercial bribery
Summary of this case from Urban v. Walgreen, Co.applying Kubrick rule to § 1983 claim
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit
Date published: Jul 11, 1985
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