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L’Oreal Defeats Ex-VP’s Racial, Disability Discrimination Suit
A former vice president at L’Oreal USA Inc. failed to establish that her termination was due to racial and mental health discrimination, the Second Circuit found Monday.
Dispatchers Who Sued Over Arrestee Searches Get Reprisal Trial
The city of Warren, Mich., may have retaliated against two female employees by investigating and disciplining them for their involvement in a sex bias lawsuit over its policy requiring female police dispatchers, but not male dispatchers, to search female arrestees.
Lyft Riders Win Class Certification in Wheelchair Access Lawsuit
Abortion Access in Kansas on the Line at State’s Top Court
Kansas has asked the state’s top court to reinstate a ban on dilation and evacuation abortions, the most common method used during the second trimester of pregnancy, and to revive provisions that tightened facilities requirements for abortion clinics.
Bank of America Fails to Dodge Housing Maintenance Bias Suit
Bank of America NA and its property management vendor failed in their bid to escape a lawsuit alleging discrimination in the maintenance of homes the bank owned in Black and Latino-majority neighborhoods.
Starbucks Barista Fired After Tip Jar Clash Gets Job Bias Trial
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