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AT&T, Worker's Attys Dinged For Combative Briefs In Bias Suit

By Anne Cullen · July 22, 2021, 3:56 PM EDT

A federal judge in Indiana admonished the legal teams behind AT&T's mobile phone subsidiary and a fired employee on Thursday for taking a "vituperative tone" in their briefs in a pregnancy...

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Documents

Order

Case Information

Case Title

Hills v. AT&T Mobility Services LLC

Case Number

3:17-cv-00556

Court

Indiana Northern

Nature of Suit

Labor: Family and Medical Leave Act

Date Filed

July 14, 2017

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