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- On Sept. 30, Vanguard and David Danon, a tax lawyer fired by the company 10 years ago, agreed to the dismissal of Danon’s wrongful-termination complaint in federal court in Philadelphia, indicating they had reached a settlement in mediation.
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Jun 9, 2023 · Ten years after lawyer David Danon says he was fired after reporting illegal tax-avoidance schemes to his supervisors at the Vanguard Group, he and the company have agreed to mediation to try to settle his wrongful termination lawsuit.
Apr 9, 2018 · Danon filed the federal suit after a New York State judge ruled he could not demand to be treated as a whistleblower there. Vanguard argued he didn’t deserve that status, under state legal...
Jun 12, 2023 · The article states that Danon and Vanguard have agreed to mediate the whistleblower-retaliation lawsuit he filed against Vanguard alleging a wrongful termination. A May 26 order by U.S. District Judge Berle M. Schiller requires the two sides to update him on June 16 on their efforts with an independent mediator and to keep updating him once a ...
On Sept. 30, Vanguard and David Danon, a tax lawyer fired by the company 10 years ago, agreed to the dismissal of Danon’s wrongful-termination complaint in federal court in Philadelphia,...
Federal court in Philadelphia should reconsider tax lawyer David Danon’s complaint that he was fired by investment giant Vanguard Group in 2013 as retaliation for telling his Vanguard bosses and government agencies that the company underpaid its income taxes, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has ruled.
Nine years have passed since David Danon began helping SEC investigators build a case against Vanguard, uncovering information about a scheme that led the company to return to its investment funds more than $2 billion that had been hidden in a bid to avoid taxes.
