(Bloomberg) A former portfolio manager seeks to force Highland Capital Management LP into arbitration over his claim that he was fired after questioning what he described as the firm’s illegal self-dealing with outside investors. Highland said in a court filing that Joshua Terry violated his employment contract by secretly recording his colleagues and investors. The Dallas-based firm said Terry was the one engaged in self-dealing by trying to personally profit at clients’ expense. It’s asking a judge to order him not to disclose confidential information, including recordings of the conversations.
Fired Highland Capital Manager Says He Opposed Self-Dealing
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