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Published 4 days ago • Batavia, United States • Updated 4 days ago

OTB settles lawsuit, pays whistleblower

Summary by Niagara Gazette

Michael Nolan, at one time the second-in-command of Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp., has settled a wrongful termination lawsuit with his former employer, related to his firing more than four years ago.

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OTB settles lawsuit, pays whistleblower

Michael Nolan, at one time the second-in-command of Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp., has settled a wrongful termination lawsuit with his former employer, related to his firing more than four years ago.

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WROTB issues statement on Nolan settlement

Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp. announced a settlement Thursday in a long running wrongful termination dispute with former Chief Operating Officer Michael Nolan.

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WROTB settles lawsuit filed by former executive for $550K

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The Batavian broke the news in 4 days ago on Friday, March 28, 2025.

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