Nevada Supreme Court places demands on Las Vegas Sands
Before, Sands attorneys had argued that turning over documents without redacting personal information would violate Macau law. However, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled last week that the parties involved in a lawsuit could not cite foreign countries’ privacy laws to avoid complying with a Nevada court order.
Steven Jacobs was fired from his position in Sands China in July 2010, since when there has been a four-year legal battle between the former employee and the American group. Mr. Jacobs claims his contract was terminated unjustly but Sands says it fired its then-top executive with cause, saying he was dismissed because he worked on unauthorised deals and multiple violations of company policy, according to a court filing.
Jacobs denies the accusations, claiming that disputes with Sheldon Adelson, CEO and Chairman of Las Vegas Sands, involved him being ordered to commit illegal acts.
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