The previous normal counsel of TransDigm Group alleges in a brand new lawsuit that the aerospace-parts producer fired her this summer time as retaliation for accusing two fellow executives of sexually assaulting her and for elevating issues in regards to the firm’s compliance with antitrust legal guidelines.
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Ex-GC of $75B Company Calls Her Firing Retaliation for Reporting Sexual Assaults, Raising Antitrust Concerns
