Former president of Greenbrier files $50 million lawsuit
The former president of The Greenbrier filed a $50 million lawsuit Friday against railroad giant CSX Corp. -- the resort's parent company -- alleging he was fired by CSX President Michael J. Ward for uncovering and trying to stop the ``unethical'' and unaccounted for practices of ``fringe benefits'' by ``current and retired CSX executives,'' which included ``free medical examinations at the resort's clinic, free rooms and meals, excessive discounts from the food and beverage outlets and greatly discounted merchandise from shops.''
On July 1, the New Mexico Green Party filed a second ballot access lawsuit to get its US House candidate on the November 2010 ballot.