Summary: Why She's Lawsuit Case

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I would not offer Landis anything. She has been warned that she was not performing her job and she has already cost the company enough by not performing her job. Nonetheless, if she threatens with a lawsuit, the options would have to be looked at again. If the lawsuit outweighs the severance package, the company would have to go to court but if it does not, one maybe able to settle. This type of decision would be made once the company looks at the attorney fees and lost time when it comes to going to court.

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