The men and women who launched the suit say that the defendants infringed upon the rights given to them by Article XII of the Cherokee Nation Constitution. Continue reading →

Willie Brown, the defendant and FAMU employee, was suspended without pay for two weeks in the aftermath of the announcement. Continue reading →

In his complaint, Aliyev also said that he was willing to meet with FedEx executives to show them that his accent was not hindering his performance on the job. Continue reading →

The 59-year-old has worked at the university for 10 years and during that time, news sources like the Iowa City Press-Citizen discovered that the suspect provided someone with football tickets in exchange for naked photographs. Continue reading →

”There’s no question the mayor violated the city’s policies and procedures,” said the lawyer in a statement. “There’s no question that I think Wells made a mockery out of the due process that McClure should have been afforded.” Continue reading →

Two former employees of Shawnee County, Kansas, District Attorney Chad Taylor after they allege that there were no opportunities to breastfeed or pump in the office. Continue reading →

Her lawyer states that Cynthia Hodges should not have been let go after the surgery she had for her neuralgia, which causes pain in the body’s nerves, restricted her work. Continue reading →

Five years after a Louisiana-based Shaw Coastal employee allegedly became a victim of sexual abuse, a jury recently ruled that his claims were based in fact. Continue reading →

Two Ohio elections officials have filed a wrongful termination suit against the secretary of state after he allegedly let them go following their decision to support early voting on weekends. Continue reading →

Chisholm, who began working at Trinity in 1989, says that she was exposed to “hostile, abusive and lewd comments [from a fellow employee] and had complained repeatedly to management.” Continue reading →