- 6 -
(5) $12,594,636 for conversion of commissions, (6) $1,756,147 for
equity in sales territory, and (7) $4,108,158 for constructive
discharge. Petitioner alleged that his damages for constructive
discharge were: (1) $2,352,011 in commissions owed him for
Prudential, AT&T, the New York Giants, and NBA contracts and
(2) lost equity payments of $1,756,147 from not being allowed to
retire under Balfour's equity program. Petitioner did not assert
any claim for damages for a physical or emotional injury
purportedly caused by Balfour.
Balfour and petitioner both moved for summary judgment on
petitioner's claims of lost equity, statutory wage violations,
and conversion, and petitioner also moved for summary judgment on
all of Balfour's counterclaims. On December 16, 1992,
petitioner, through his attorney, submitted a document to the
District Court explaining his position on his claims. This
document addressed petitioner's claims for: (1) Commissions owed
on the AT&T, Prudential, and the New York Giants contracts,
(2) lost commissions on NBA accounts removed from his sales
territory, (3) lost equity in his sales territory, (4) violations
of Connecticut wage statutes, (5) conversion, (6) wrongful
discharge, and (7) Balfour's counterclaims. The document did not
address any physical or emotional injury purportedly suffered by
petitioner.
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011