What was the ultimate result of the "666" employee lawsuit in Georgia?

Asked by srmorgan (6773

) September 7th, 2015

A few years ago an employee of Pliant corporation in Georgia refused to wear a sticker stating 666 workplace days without an accident because it meant he would have to wear the “Mark of the Beast”
Employee won right to sue but u can’t find out the ultimate result of the dispute

Any ideas?

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Do you mean the outcome was sealed from public scrutiny by a court order?

stanleybmanly (24153

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Doesn’t anybody have the right to sue for anything, it’s more a matter of if you can find a lawyer to take the case, and whether or not you’ll win?

jca (36062

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Why can’t we find out the result of the case?

Buttonstc (27605

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Looks like it was Tennessee, not Ga, link

elbanditoroso (33552

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I see he quit voluntarily and has “moved on.”

jca (36062

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Hyatt v. Berry Plastics Corp. (N.D. Ga. filed Nov. 8, 2011). Can’t find results searching the web. Here are two links with information about the case: http://archive.recapthelaw.org/gand/179230/
http://archive.org/details/gov.uscourts.gand.179230/

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