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Woman fired for mocking Suozzi could be awarded more

Quick ReadDouglas Wigdor, the Manhattan lawyer representing Georgina Morgenstern, 54, said he expected to get up to an additional $1 million in "front pay" for his client.

In this 2009 file photo, Nassau County Executive

Photo credit: Photo by Ed Betz | In this 2009 file photo, Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi addresses a special session of the county legislature in Mineola.

Already down $3.4 million in a federal lawsuit for unfairly firing a Port Washington woman, Nassau County could owe her even more money, lawyers said Tuesday.

Douglas Wigdor, the Manhattan lawyer representing Georgina Morgenstern, 54, said he expected to get up to an additional $1 million in "front pay" for his client, who was fired in December 2003, after publicly mocking then-County Executive...

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