First American Financial Corp. terminated CEO Kenneth DeGiorgio “without cause” on April 10 after authorities charged the title insurance veteran with misdemeanor assault aboard a cruise.
Source: Inman News
Ex-First American CEO entitled to $18M following cruise ship brawl
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