· 7/21/2004
Worthington v. Kenkel
Citations
- 684 N.W.2d 228
- 21 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 946
- 2004 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 221
- 2004 WL 1738879
How courts have described this case
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- holding that to obtain an injunction under Iowa Code section 70A.28(5)(b) against retaliatory discharge from employment, a whistleblower need not show the absence of an adequate remedy at law
- holding that to obtain an injunction under Iowa Code section 70A.28(5)(b) against retaliatory discharge from employment, a whistleblower need not show the absence of an adequate remedy at law
- finding that “the overall scheme of the statute establish[ed] a public policy” and that “injunctive relief expresses the importance of the policy by serving to enforce the law----”
- discussing Iowa Code section 70A.28, Iowa’s parallel whistleblower statute for employees of the State of Iowa
- allowing section 80.15 employee to seek injunctive relief under section 70A.28(5)( b )
- allowing section 80.15 employee to seek injunctive relief under section 70A.28(5)(b)
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Judges: Cady, Larson
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