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- Important employment law development in federal disability law
- EEOC probing whether hiring practices discriminate against unemployed applicants
- Company fires woman who claimed sexual harassment
- Supreme Court's retaliation ruling a boon to employees.
- LATimes says Wal-Mart class-action ruling will set precedent for discrimination cases.
Firm News
Retaliation and Discrimination Suit filed against Post Office
Posted on 2/3/2011
Job Rights Reinstated For Discharged Employee
Posted on 12/5/2010
Jury Verdict in favor of defamed client
Posted on 12/2/2010
Retaliation suit filed against Applebee's in Martinsburg, WV
Posted on 11/19/2010
Charles Town resident sues track for race and age discrimination
Posted on 10/11/2010
Suit filed against Walgreens for racial discrimination
Posted on 10/11/2010
Plaintiff sues for violation of Wage Payment and Collection Act
Posted on 9/27/2010
Woman terminated for excessive abscences as a firefighter
Posted on 8/2/2010
Woman allegedly fired for absences as a volunteer firefighter
Posted on 7/20/2010
Client sues Royal Vendors for wrongful termination
Posted on 7/20/2010
Library
Employment Law
Admissibility of electronic evidence in employment cases
Article concerning the ability to contact an employee of an adverse corporation in civil litigation.
Fourth Circuit decision overturning summary judgment in an age discrimination suit.
Technical Assistance Manual providing disability discrimination information pertinent to the ADA
Former Coach Sues Shepherd University
Posted on Aug 30, 2007
David Trail, former women's softball coach, filed suit against Shepherd University in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. The lawsuit arises from the University's handling of anonymous allegations of sexual harassment made against Trail in April 2007 and the University's subsequent failure to renew Coach Trail's contract. The complaint alleges that the University failed to follow its own procedures for investigating sexual harassment complaints and falsely reported that Trail had resigned. The Complaint also alleges that the University had openly expressed its desire to replace male coaches with female coaches for its women's sports and that its replacement of Coach Trail with a less qualified female coach violated the West Virginia Human Rights Act.
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Case Results
Employment Law
185,000 Settlement in Employment Discrimination Suit
Awarded: $185,000
$150,000 settlement of sexual harassment, retaliation and wrongful termination lawsuit
$85,000 Settlement for sexual harassment
Awarded: $85,000
$85,000 Verdict for racial harassment
Awarded: $85,000
$150,000 Settlement in wrongful termination case brought by store manager
Awarded: $150,000
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