Multi-day Meetings appear wrong on iPhones

We're having an issue when an iPhone user is invited to a multi-day meeting with specific start and stop times.
For example - Tues 8am through Wed 5pm
It appears correct in Outlook and OWA, BUT on the iPhone, it appears as Wed (all-day event) - Thurs (all-day event)
Since it's changing from specified times to all-day events as well as shifting back a day, I dont believe its the usual DST or time zone issues.
We're all in the same time zone as the originator. And it's affecting both AT&T (iOS 4.3.3) and Verizon (iOS 4.2.8) phones.
Tried calling Apple Support, but they just passed it off as an Exchange server issue.
Brachus

Greetings,
Perhaps I'm not setting up my events as you are but I see a color for each day of my multi-day event.
My steps:
1. Add a multi-day event to iCal:
2. Switch to Year view and observe the matching date range (26th - 29th):
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Make sure you have all your updates installed (Apple > Software Update).
Toggle the "all day" check box for the events in question and see if that makes the events show up in Year view.
If that doesn't help, please provide a screen shot of the edit window of the event in question so we can see how you have it configured:
Cheers!

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