CROSSETT, Ark. – A state judge is expected to rule within the next 30 days on a motion to kill a wrongful dismissal suit brought by a former employee of Crossett Paper Mills Employees FCU. Court documents show Charlotte Williams was suspended after she made a mistake on a car loan, then her husband came in the next day and socked the then-CEO Dennis Gibson, saying “That’s what you get for what you done to my wife.” The husband was arrested by Crossett police and charged with assault. Williams was fired the next day. Charlotte Williams claims she was wrongfully terminated and, as a result, suffered server emotional stress.
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