LIAT’s ex boss accepts 15K in wrongful dismissal case
Feb 21, 2013
St. John’s Antigua- Former CEO of LIAT Mark Darby has accepted US $15,000 for alleged wrongful dismissal from the carrier three years ago after originally seeking almost a quarter million US dollars. In person, he agreed to the settlement during a three-and-a-half-hour mediation session before Kelvin John in the High Court on February 6. Highly placed sources told Observer media that the former airline executive was seeking a total payment of US$220,000, including US$165,000 for 11 months of lost earnings following his dismissal in 2009. It’s understood that the regional carrier had set aside the equivalent of US$37,000 for the matter.
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