Former Seton Hall president Joseph Nyre files lawsuit against university
In a lawsuit filed on Monday, Joseph Nyre claims the university retaliated against him for raising concerns about possible illegal activity at the school.
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8h agoFormer Seton Hall University president Joseph Nyre is suing the school. He resigned last year.
In a lawsuit filed on Monday, Nyre claims the university retaliated against him for raising concerns about possible illegal activity at the school.
Nyre also claims his wife was the victim of sexual harassment by a former employee.
The university denies all the allegations.
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