November 04, 2025
A former employee of the Federal Reserve Board said its chairman can't punt his discrimination and retaliation suit to D.C. federal court, arguing most of the adverse treatment he allegedly suffered occurred while he was working remotely in North Carolina.
August 26, 2025
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York and two of its executives seek an exit from a former Fed employee's vaccine status discrimination suit in North Carolina federal court, arguing Monday that the ex-worker's suit inaccurately described the New York Fed as the plaintiff's "co-employer."
July 07, 2025
Federal Reserve Board leadership urged a North Carolina federal court Monday to trim a former employee's lawsuit claiming he was fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine and ship it to D.C., arguing he can't keep the case in the Tar Heel State because he worked remotely.
November 19, 2024
A former employee of the Federal Reserve Board sued the central bank's leadership alleging he faced discrimination as a straight, white man and "utter disdain" from his managers, and that he was ultimately fired days before his planned retirement after refusing coronavirus vaccination on religious grounds.