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Message: [QUOTE="kingtidge, post: 4604751, member: 994"] I'm not missing any of that. What I said, if he doesn't sue, it will eventually blow over. I get NY is an at will employment state, but axe's job has legal caveats... He was hired to give a public opinion repeatedly as part of his job. If you are going to fire him for that, you better be ready to demonstrate legally that his opinion was willfully incorrect, that this issue was repeated, and that you verbally and/or in writing warned him when the instances occurred. If you can't do that, you likely have a problem in the legal footing on the termination. Levine publicly stating he fired him over his opinions is really dumb. [/QUOTE]