A Marion County man who was employed at a local recreational vehicle dealership for over a decade, claims he was retaliated against and terminated by his supervisors after he allegedly brought up issues of noncompliance with state law.
Attorneys representing Kevin Lopez O’Brien filed the lawsuit against Lazydays of Central Florida, LLC, in the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court of Marion county on September 4.
According to the complaint, O’Brien began working as a technician assistant/helper for Alliance Coach in August 2013. He was promoted to a service technician the following year and in 2016, he tested for and received “an RV-LP Qualifier for LP gas service and affixed that Qualifier to the Alliance Coach LP license.”…