A court ruled in her favor. It stopped being speculation at that point. And while you may argue the court got it wrong, you have the burden of proof there. -

A court ruled in her favor. It stopped being speculation at that point. And while you may argue the court got it wrong, you have the burden of proof there. - courts generally require due diligence - There's no way in hell Amazon didn't try to out-money her in terms of lawyers and they still lost - winning a wrongful termination case isn't typically easy.