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Woman sues Costco to collect brother’s life insurance policy (access required)

by Sean Olson

Published: February 27,2013

Tags: Costco, employment agreement, lawsuit, life insurance

A Costco in northern Idaho is facing a wrongful termination lawsuit with a twist: The former employee is deceased, and his sister is asking the company to pay out what he would have gotten for his life insurance. Nicole S. Grimmer originally filed the lawsuit in Kootenai County district court in November, but the case is ...
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