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Facts: Plaintiff, an attorney who was ranked sixth in her law school class, was offered employment in the Georgia State Law Department in 1990. When Defendant Bowers, the Georgia Attorney General, discovered that plaintiff was intending to enter into a same sex marriage, he rescinded the job offer.
Plaintiff alleged that: (1) her sexual orientation and marriage did not inte...
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Facts: Plaintiff was a male employed as a cook by a subsidiary of defendant. When plaintiff went to his supervisor's office to make a complaint, the supervisor, who was male, allegedly made explicit sexual remarks and requests. Several co-workers witnessed the encounter. Plaintiff filed a grievance; defendant conducted an internal investigation, found harassment and recommended the supervis...
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Facts: A man who was not allowed to visit his domestic partner sued a Maryland hospital for discrimination.
Plaintiff William R. Flanigan, Jr. and his homosexual partner, Robert L. Daniel, were visiting Maryland from San Francisco. On October 16, 2000, Daniel, who was suffering from end-stage AIDS and diabetes, began to experience respiratory distress. He admitted himself to Har...
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Facts: Plaintiff Philecia Barnes, who was a police officer for Defendant City of Cincinnati, was promoted to the rank of sergeant in 1999. At the time of the promotion, plaintiff was in the process of changing gender from male to female. Barnes dressed as a male while at work, however, while outside of work, plaintiff dressed as a female as part of the gender transformation process. During ...
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The 75-year-old plaintiff and his wife, both of whom were black, were members of a tour group traveling on the tour bus owned and operated by the defendant and its employee. The plaintiff alleged that the bus driver denied the plaintiff access to the tour bus solely because he was black, thereby, discriminating against him. The plaintiff and his wife left on the tour bus in Port Judith for a tour...
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Facts: A man who claimed to have been harassed in the workplace due to his sexual orientation received an award of $3,200 from a federal jury in Durham.
Plaintiff John Smith obtained a job in July 1999 with Defendant Gary J. Younts Machine Company which is owned by Defendant Gary Joe Younts. The company, which manufactures specialty item screw parts, operates in a plant of appro...
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Facts: Plaintiff was a tenured professor at Seedman School of Business at Defendant Grand Valley State University. He was the only full professor on staff who was black. During the previous five years plaintiff had been the lowest paid full professor at the university.
Plaintiff alleged that: (1) his credentials were better than some of the more highly paid full professors; ...
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Facts:
Alleged Injury: Racial discrimination in termination of employment.
Editor's Notes: Plaintiff's counsel advises discrimination was difficult to prove as plaintiff was both the only employee and only black employee in her section. Post trial motions pending....
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Facts: Plaintiff black women went to Defendant Chi Chi's Mexican Restaurant. A waitress, who intended to leave by a certain time, had put chairs in front of both entrances of a certain section in order to close that area. Plaintiffs allegedly moved the chairs and sat down. The waitress advised plaintiffs that the section was closed, but they could be served in another section of the rest...
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