Legal Blog Watch: “Further proving what your mother told you when you were five years old (“If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all”) is the case of Sindoni v. County of Tioga. In this bizarre case involving employees of the County of Tioga, N.Y., Sindoni, a senior typist, had her employment terminated after her personal animosity for co-worker “Teena” went well beyond the standard office squabble.”
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