Marjorie Reichman v. Bonsignore, Brignati & Mazzotta P.C. Bonsignore, Brignati & Mazzotta P.C. Pension Plan

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• holding that employer's discharge of em- ' ployee only.ten months before her vested pension benefits would have increased by almost $60,-000—because of her age—was evidence of both age discrimination and intentional interference with ERISA benefits
• affirming a jury verdict for plaintiff where evidence suggested plaintiff “was being harassed because her pension was about to vest”
• awarding $464.68 for “filing fees, service of process, and some postage and photocopying”
• \[P]rejudgment interest is designed to compensate the plaintiff for the loss of the use of money wrongfully withheld through an unlawful discharge.\
• “[PJrejudgment interest is designed to compensate the plaintiff for the loss of the use of money wrongfully withheld through an unlawful discharge.”
• “[A]ttorney’s fees include expenses that are incidental and necessary to the representation, provided they are reasonable.” (quotations omitted)

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