Q: What was the holding in Chism v. Mid-South Milling Co.?
1) Employee claims retaliatory discharge when he turned in the president of company for using company money as personal money. The complaint here gave specific info about the fraudulent activities but gave no evidence that he was forced or encouraged to lie or suppress. (i.e. no actionable conduct) Didn’t show clear violation of public policy.
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