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April 04, 2024
Bravo, NBCUniversal and Warner Bros. have asked a Manhattan judge to toss a suit brought by a former "Real Housewives" cast member who claimed she was sexually assaulted while filming in Morocco, arguing her claims were filed in the wrong jurisdiction and past a one-year statute of limitations.
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April 04, 2024
The Eleventh Circuit declined to reinstate a Haitian former worker's suit accusing a Florida county's corrections department of removing him from his station after he reported managers for sexually harassing a female officer, saying his suit was filled with vague and immaterial facts.
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April 04, 2024
A filmmaker for ABC and Disney repeatedly ignored a multiracial development director's complaints that she was underpaid and eventually fired her for speaking up about bias and harassment she faced on the job, she said in a suit in California state court.
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April 03, 2024
The Ninth Circuit appeared hesitant Wednesday to revive a former live-in apprentice's disability bias suit against a Buddhist temple, with a panel suggesting that his maintenance duties didn't place him outside the scope of a ministerial exception to anti-discrimination law.
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April 03, 2024
The University of Michigan told a federal judge Wednesday that a law professor's need for medical leave did not mean administrators couldn't discipline her for allegedly walking out on certain teaching responsibilities, rebutting her claims that the university's actions were because of her race or gender.
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April 03, 2024
A community bank reached an agreement with a former senior vice president to end his age bias lawsuit accusing the bank of forcing him into a rigorous interview process and then replacing him with someone 20 years his junior, the parties told a Florida federal court Wednesday.
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April 03, 2024
BlackBerry swept away a former employee's allegations that an executive sexually harassed her and then fired her to make way for his ascension to CEO, according to a complaint filed Wednesday in California federal court.
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April 03, 2024
The Sixth Circuit backed the dismissal of two workers' claims that a children's hospital violated their constitutional rights when it rejected their religious objections to a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, saying Wednesday they failed to show the hospital was a government actor.
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April 03, 2024
The Second Circuit revived a Black former conductor's lawsuit claiming Metro-North fired him after a 2018 train collision while white workers involved were allowed to keep their jobs, finding on Wednesday that the trial court made assumptions that should have been left for later in the case.
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April 03, 2024
A Third Circuit panel seemed sympathetic Wednesday to an injured machinery worker who sued his former employer for disability discrimination but urged the parties to give mediation another shot, ending oral arguments by referring them to the court's chief circuit mediator.
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April 03, 2024
A pair of First Circuit judges on Wednesday suggested that an 80-year-old former Trader Joe's employee should have gotten the chance to bring her age discrimination claims to trial after she was fired for buying beer for her underage grandson.
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April 03, 2024
A New York federal judge refused to end a Black former New York Public Radio host's suit alleging she lost out on promotions for complaining about racial bias before being accused of plagiarism and quitting, ruling she put forward enough detail to keep the majority of her case in play.
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April 02, 2024
Rapper Ye, his companies and Donda Academy were hit with a discrimination suit in California state court Tuesday by a former employee who accuses Ye of threatening to cage students, spewing hateful rhetoric against Jewish people and the LGBTQ community, and treating Black employees far worse than white staffers.
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April 02, 2024
A Georgia federal judge has freed the city of Austell from a lawsuit brought against it by its former police chief, who alleged that he was forced out of his job after three years of raising concerns about the safety of department facilities.
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April 02, 2024
Nationwide security guard company Securitas Security Services USA Inc. has agreed to pay $175,000 to resolve investigations into its hiring practices that the U.S. Department of Justice was conducting after it received a complaint that the firm was discriminating against non-U.S. citizens, the government announced Tuesday.
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April 02, 2024
A Maryland federal judge granted video game developer ZeniMax's bid to toss a transgender ex-employee's suit claiming the business didn't uphold promises it would continue her health coverage after she left the company because of harassment, saying she didn't show that federal benefits laws were violated.
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April 02, 2024
A consulting company unlawfully fired a Muslim Palestinian worker after she criticized an email from the CEO that expressed support for Israel and ignored the climbing death toll in Gaza, the worker told a Washington federal court.
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April 02, 2024
A California state lawmaker has introduced a first-of-its-kind bill that would give workers the right to ignore emails, text messages and phone calls from their employers after they clock out.
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April 02, 2024
Legal recruiter Major Lindsey & Africa was hit with a lawsuit on Tuesday claiming it internally "blackballed" a midlevel associate who sued Troutman Pepper for racial discrimination, thereby putting the lie to Major Lindsey's "claims to champion diversity" and making the firm an "accomplice" to "systemic race discrimination" in the legal industry.
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April 02, 2024
Littler Mendelson PC has added a shareholder in its San Diego office from Jackson Lewis PC, bringing on an attorney who has more than a decade of experience representing employers in both state and federal matters.
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April 02, 2024
X Corp. must face a proposed class action claiming Elon Musk implemented policies meant to push out women when he took over the social network formerly known as Twitter, a California federal judge ruled, finding the ex-worker leading the suit provided enough details to move the suit forward.
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April 02, 2024
The Arizona Cardinals have been ordered to pay nearly $3 million for defaming a former vice president while dismissing him from the team, with a league-appointed arbitrator faulting the team for falsely suggesting the executive committed domestic violence.
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April 02, 2024
A California federal judge partially denied Amazon's bid to escape a former worker's suit alleging he was pushed out because of a knee injury stemming from his military service, but threw out claims stemming from bias based on his veteran status, race and age.
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April 02, 2024
A New York federal judge refused to toss a proposed class action alleging the airline Emirates withheld severance from American workers after they were furloughed and then let go during the COVID-19 pandemic, ruling the employees showed they may have been owed extra money.
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April 02, 2024
The deadline for employers in Illinois to apply for an equal pay registration certificate — which involves submitting wage and demographic information and attesting that workplace anti-bias compliance is up to snuff — recently passed. Here's what businesses there need to know.