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11th Circ. Gay Bias Ruling Cited In 2nd, 7th Circ. Cases March 16, 2017 Author: Vin Gurrieri Summary An Illinois college professor alleging anti-gay bias told the Seventh Circuit on Wednesday that her employer misread a recent ruling in the Eleventh Circuit that Title VII doesn’t protect against sexual orientation discrimination, the same day that an …
LAW 360: LASK’S GAY BIAS CASE CITED IN 2ND AND 7TH CIRCUITSRead More
Scalia Could Help Expand LGBT Bias Protection From Daily Labor Report January 24, 2017 Daily Labor Report® is the objective resource the nation’s foremost labor and employment professionals read and rely on, providing reliable, analytical coverage of top labor and employment… By Chris Opfer If an appeals court in New York becomes the first to …
BLOOMBERG: LASK’S TITLE VII WORKPLACE HARASSMENT CASE GETS 2D CIRCUIT ATTENTIONRead More
January 19, 2017 LGBT Bias Question Heads to Appeals Court in Manhattan By Chris Opfer A team of lawyers on Jan. 20 will urge an appeals court in New York to rule that federal sex discrimination law covers sexual orientation bias, asking one judge in particular to change his mind on the issue ( Christiansen …
2nd Circ. Urged To Hold Title VII Covers Sexual Orientation By Kevin Penton Law360, New York (October 13, 2016, 8:39 PM EDT) — An advertising executive with agency DDB Worldwide who alleges a supervisor discriminated against him because of his sexual orientation urged the Second Circuit on Wednesday to clarify that Title VII protects employees …
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Title VII Doesn’t Cover Sex Orientation Bias, 2nd Circ. Told By Kelly Knaub Law360, New York (September 19, 2016, 6:59 PM EDT) — Ad agency DDB Worldwide told the Second Circuit on Friday that a lower court properly dismissed a discrimination suit filed by a DDB advertising executive on the grounds that Title VII excludes claims …
LAW 360: LASK ARGUES CHANGE IN LAW FOR EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CASE IN 2D CIRCUIT — CopyRead More
2ND CIR. URGED TO RULE TITLE VII BANS SEX ORIENTATION BIAS By Kevin McGowan June 30 — More than a hundred congressional Democrats joined the EEOC and civil rights and gay rights advocates in urging the Second Circuit to rule that Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibits bias based on sexual orientation …
BLOOMBERG: LASK ARGUES TO REVERSE TITLE VII CASE IN 2D CIRCUITRead More
DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKERS BACK ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT BY HIV-POSITIVE EMPLOYEE By Lydia Wheeler – 06/29/16 11:33 AM EDT At the center of Christiansen v. Omnicom Group Inc. is Matthew Christiansen, who alleges he was harassed by his supervisor at Omnicom’s subsidiary marketing communications firm DDB for being gay. He claims his supervisor accused him of having AIDS …
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