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Veteran TV weatherman forced to quit after intensive new schedule made it impossible for him to care for his aging parents and stepchildren, lawsuit alleges
Daily Mail·2026-06-03 19:03:54·3 views
A veteran meteorologist sued his former TV station, claiming he was forced to quit after being assigned an 'intensive' new work schedule, only to find himself bound by a noncompete agreement.
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Veteran TV weatherman forced to quit after intensive new schedule made it impossible for him to care for his aging parents and stepchildren, lawsuit alleges
A veteran meteorologist sued his former TV station, claiming he was forced to quit after being assigned an 'intensive' new work schedule, only to find himself bound by a noncompete agreement.
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