Newsday reports that, "A Larchmont man who alleges he was fired from KeySpan after attempting to expose $200 million in tax and pension fraud has filed a federal lawsuit against National Grid and KeySpan, charging the scheme left ratepayers with the bill for an exorbitant executive pay package."

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