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Spencer Reed Group to Settle EEOC Race and Age Discrimination Lawsuit
June 19, 2010
Federal agency charged staffing company fired white woman for complaining about race and age bias in Atlanta office.
Atlanta, GA - infoZine - Spencer Reed Group, LLC, a Kansas-based staffing company that provides staffing and administrative services to employers, will pay $125,000 to settle a race and age discrimination and retaliation lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced today. The EEOC had charged that Spencer Reed Group violated federal law by discriminating against 55-year-old Caucasian employee at its Atlanta office because of her race and age and firing her as retaliation for her complaining about it.
Article: InfoZine.Com
Posted: Phoenix Construction Accident Attorneys
Sickened September 11 workers get revised settlement
In March a federal judge rejected an initial settlement of up to $657.5 million, saying it needed to be more transparent and that too much of the money — about one third — would be spent on lawyers’ fees.
Nearly 10,000 firefighters, police, contractors and others who worked at “Ground Zero” in the ruins of the World Trade Center sued the city and its contractors for claims of injuries associated with their rescue and clean-up work.
Article: Reuters
Posted: Phoenix Brain Injury Lawyers
Metro sports giants clash in court
In a clash between metro Detroit’s two giant sports empires, Palace Sports & Entertainment, owner of the Detroit Pistons, is suing Olympia Entertainment, owner of the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings.
Palace Sports alleges former employees stole confidential information when they left to work for Olympia.
The lawsuit, filed in Oakland County Circuit Court this week, names nine former employees who followed Tom Wilson, former Palace Sports CEO, to Olympia beginning in February. They included sales and marketing executives.
Article: Freep.Com
Posted: Phoenix Bicycle Accident Attorneys
Wrongful death lawsuit filed against 4 New Orleans cops in Henry Glover case
A wrongful death lawsuit was filed in federal court Tuesday against four New Orleans police officers for their alleged roles in the death of a man in the days after Hurricane Katrina.
The death of Henry Glover is already under criminal investigation by the federal government, which is examining the role local police officers might have played in the shooting of Glover and the incineration of a car that contained his body. The federal probe is separate from the civil lawsuit.
Article: Nola.Com
Posted: Phoenix Auto Accident Lawyers
Starwatch consumer | BMW, VW issue recalls
BMW and Volkswagen have recalled vehicles in the U.S. for defects that could cause fires.
BMW recalled 1 Series luxury cars for the model years 2008 to 2011 for a flaw in front-seat safety-belt retractors that could ignite, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said. The notice didn’t say how many vehicles are affected.
Volkswagen recalled 15,902 Routan minivans because rear-door latches can short-circuit and catch fire
Article: KansasCity.Com
Posted: Phoenix Personal Injury Accident Lawyer