Entertainment & Sports
Feb. 12, 2018
Starz settles executive’s lawsuit
The former vice president claimed he was fired in retaliation.
AMDURSKY
A lawsuit filed by a former Starz Entertainment LLC executive who claimed the company had fired him in retaliation for refusing to misuse confidential information appears to have settled, as both parties agreed to voluntarily dismiss the case.
Keno V. Thomas was employed as senior vice president of sales and affiliate marketing at Starz for 10 years before his firing in August 2014. While the company claimed the termination was the ...
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