DOJ Settles Landlord Sexual Harassment Case in San Diego
Federal government settles case in which landlord is accused of harassing female tenants.
Verdicts & Settlements
Utah Supreme Court Revives Lawsuit of Woman Whose Church Made Her Listen to Sexual Assault Tape
After a girl reported being raped by a church member when she was only 14 years old, the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Roy, UT, responded by forcing her to repeatedly listen to an audio recording of the rape.
Cincinnati Schools to Settle Lawsuit with Parents of Bullied Boy
Gabriel Taye was eight years old when his mother found him hanging, dead in his bedroom. In their lawsuit, Taye’s family claimed that Cincinnati Schools covered up the extent of bullying at Carson Elementary.
Federal Judge Won’t Block Lubbock Abortion Ban
Planned Parenthood had filed a lawsuit seeking to challenge the city’s voter-approved law, which would let people sue anyone who helps a relative have an abortion.
Judge Dismisses Hemp Company’s Lawsuit Against Oregon County
Josephine County officials burnt $2.5 million worth of hemp, which they had mistakenly seized as marijuana.
Half of $8.1M Settlement in Hawaii Thai Workers Case Received
Thai workers will receive compensation in EEOC lawsuit.
University of Cali Will Not Longer Accept ACT, SAT Scores
Entrance exam scores will not longer be part of the university’s admissions process.
Medical Transport Company Forks Over $120K to Settle Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
LogistiCare Solutions, LLC recently agreed to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit filed by the EEOC.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Racial Discrimination Case of Man Who Found N-word Carved in Elevator
The justices did not issue an explanation as to why they did not take up the case.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Florida Law Professor’s Sex Discrimination Appeal
The lawsuit was filed by a tenured Florida law professor who said FAMU lied in court about pay disparities between male and female faculty.