Fired SocGen Banker Seeking $5 Million Must Re-Run Court Fight
- Jebali says was fired for blowing whistle; SocGen says he lied
- Paris court couldn’t reach verdict, no date for new review
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A former Societe Generale SA banker who claims he was unfairly fired for blowing the whistle on a bribery scheme must now wait about two years for a verdict after a Paris court failed to reach a decision on his $5 million lawsuit.
A Paris employment tribunal panel of four wasn’t able to reach a verdict Friday in the case filed by Elyes Jebali, an ex-managing director.