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PAY FIGHT: Scott Bauer (pictured) and Jeff Clark were "unceremoniously fired" because they refused to sign away their severance pay, their lawsuit says.

Exec Pay Proves a Point of Contention in Bank M&A

by Paul Davis
APR 29, 2013 5:01pm ET
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Two executives of the former Southern Community Financial in North Carolina claim in a federal lawsuit that they were "unceremoniously fired" because they refused to surrender their severance deals before Capital Bank bought their company.

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