September 16, 2025
The Fifth Circuit on Tuesday refused to bring back a $70 million jury award for a group of former telecommunications workers in a race discrimination suit, saying a trial court judge rightly concluded that the evidence didn't back it up.
August 05, 2025
A Fifth Circuit judge said Tuesday that he had a "hard time" understanding how the evidence in a group of former telecommunications employees' race discrimination case warranted a $70 million jury award, a result a trial court threw out last year.
August 01, 2025
The Fifth Circuit will consider reinstating a $70 million verdict in favor of workers who accused a telecommunications company of race discrimination, while the Ninth Circuit will tackle a religious bias case over a vaccine mandate, a legal battle over attorney fees and a separate religious discrimination case over anti-LGBTQ+ comments. Here are four argument sessions discrimination attorneys should keep tabs on this month.