Bridgeport-based pharmaceutical AnMar International is suing its former senior vice president for breach of contract, alleging he stole business information, disparaged the company in conversations and failed to safeguard corporate documents.

Alan Pollard did not follow proper procedures developed during a company restructuring, the company claims, and accepted pay after violating terms of his contract. A lawsuit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court of Connecticut in New Haven.

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