In Re Casey C.

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting taxpayer’s testimony that he made specific claims of injury and that they were incorporated within a final settlement because the testimony “was after-the-fact, self-serving, and uncorroborated.”
• statements by director of human resources supported finding of severance
• rejecting taxpayer’s allegations as after-the-fact, self-serving, and uncorroborated

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