Labor/Employment
Mar. 3, 2000
Like a Good Spy Novel, Competing Private Security Firms Spark a New 'Cold War'
Cold War-style treachery is trying to make a comeback in Los Angeles, the city of dreams built on betrayal as an art form. In a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit that contains a bracing and nostalgic whiff of eau de Iron Curtain, a leading celebrity protection and "threat assessment" firm has accused a former top executive of skullduggery and defection. The charges include allegations that the executive masked his godless desertion behind the cloak of religion.
In a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit that contains a bracing and nostalgic whiff of eau de Iron Curtain, a leading celebrity protection and "threat assessment" firm has accused a former to...
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