One of hedge funds’ longest-running legal battles is set to ramp up again with $165 million in pay on the line

Source: Business Insider

Gentry Beach, center, is one of two traders who have been in a legal fight with their former employer for nearly two decades. Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for GQIn 2008, a pair of traders sued their boss over compensation they believed they were owed. The case of Gentry Beach and Robert Vollero vs.

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One of hedge funds’ longest-running legal battles is set to ramp up again with $165 million in pay on the line

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