An Arizona District Court recently issued an emergency ruling that the state must recognize the marriage between Fred McQuire and George Martinez. Before Martinez's death, the partners of forty five years were married in California. As described in this article, when Martinez … [Read more...]
Pharmaceutical Company Faces Two Charges of Pregnancy Discrimination
A Texas pharmaceutical company faces charges of discrimination after firing two pregnant employees. The two former employees of Pharmacy Solutions allege in their lawsuit that the owner of the company began the discriminatory treatment towards them after each informed him of … [Read more...]
Nursing Home Agrees To Pay Deaf Applicant $75,000
As detailed in this article, Stefan Denisiuk interviewed for for an open assistant cook position at a New Jersey nursing home, Holly Manor, and was informed that he had the job. Nursing home management later contacted Denisiuk and requested that he participate in a second … [Read more...]
Same-Sex Marriage Bans Struck Down In Two Additional States
Wisconsin and Indiana are the latest states to join the nation's movement for the recognition of marriage equality. Recently, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously to strike down the states' ban on same-sex marriage. In his recently issued Opinion Judge for the … [Read more...]
HIV-Positive Job Applicant Receives 25K In Discrimination Settlement
In a suit filed in September, 2013, an East Texas man filed suit against Famous Chicken of Shreveport, LLC, parent company of a Popeye's, for discrimination due to a disability. According to this article, the Plaintiff applied for employment at a Popeye's located in Longview, … [Read more...]
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