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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Court testimony this week isn’t doing any favors for Francine Katz, a former Anheuser-Busch vice president who has sued the brewery for gender discrimination.
According to St. Louis Business Journal, A-B attorney Jim Bennett showed emails and clips of the video deposition with Katz to poke holes in central claims that Katz earned less than her male counterparts. Comments in her pretrial video deposition contradicted answers Katz gave on the stand Wednesday.
According to witness lists filed with the court, others who could testify include August Busch III, August Busch IV and John Jacob, Katz’s predecessor and a key figure in the case because she claims she was paid a fraction of what he earned.
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