> A day later after he arrived for work, he was called into a meeting with two superiors, who “confronted and criticized” him for how he reacted to the birthday party he did not want, according to the lawsuit. This caused him to have another panic attack.
I read that, that’s why I have the question. What’s the reason for the second panic attack? Confronted and criticized?
It literally says exactly that, including the line "This caused him to have another panic attack."
> According to my client, she started reading him the riot act and accused him of stealing other coworkers’ joy. He started to have another panic attack, Bucher said.