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Sex Bias Suit Against Novartis Begins Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell discusses the sex bias suit against Novartis by reps claiming lesser pay and promotion opportunities. -
Sex Discrimination Claimed by Financial Advisors Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell discusses a sex discrimination suit by financial advisors against Bank of America and Merrill Lynch. -
Female Police Officer Claims Sex Discrimination In Promotion Decision Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell discusses a sex bias suit filed by female police officers citing discrimination in promotion decisions. -
$12 Million Settlement In Wal-Mart Discrimination Suit Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert Abell discusses the $12 million settlement of a sex discrimination suit against Wal-Mart in eastern Kentucky. -
USERRA Suit Settled By Reservist Lexington, Kentucky employment lawyer Robert Abell discusses a reservist's settlement under the Uniformed Service Employment and Re-Employment Act, USERRA. . -
Misrepresentation of Severance Benefits Leads to Suit Lexington, Kentucky employment lawyer Robert Abell discusses a recent suit alleging misrepresentation of severance benefits. -
Police Officers File Discrimination & Retaliation Suit Three Honolulu police officers have filed suit claiming that they were subjected to racial discrimination and retaliation. -
Retaliation Victim Wins $1.5 Million Verdict It is a violation of federal and Kentucky state law to retaliate against an employee based on information they disclose during a sexual harassment investigation. Vicky Crawford, who took her case all the way to the United States Supreme Court, won a $1.5 million verdict in her retaliation case against the Nashville Metro schools. -
Firefighter Claims Retaliation For Prior Successful Race Bias Suit Retaliation against an employee for reporting, filing a suit or supporting a claim of job discrimination violates both federal and Kentucky law. Retaliation against an employee for a prior successful discrimination suit violates the laws. -
Racial Hostile Work Environment Yields $1 Million Plus Judgment Racial harassment and a hostile work environment based on an employee's race violates federal and Kentucky law. Lexington, Kentucky discrimination lawyer Robert L. Abell represents individuals in discrimination and hostile work environment cases. -
Glass Ceiling Sex Discrimination Suit Settles for $19 Million A sex discrimination "glass ceiling" lawsuit against Outback Steakhouse has settled for $19 million. Equal opportunity for men and women are required by law. -
Fired Assessor Claims Retaliation Over Prior Discrimination Suit Both federal and Kentucky state law prohibit retaliation against an employee who has reported in incident of discrimination, filed a charge of discrimination or even filed a lawsuit over discrimination. If you have suffered retaliation contact Lexington, Kentucky employment lawyer Robert L. Abell. -
Racial Harassment Suit Against Bahama Breeze Restaurant Settles for $1.26 Million Racial harassment and a hostile work environment based on race violate Kentucky and federal law. If you have been racially harassed on the job, call Lexington, Kentucky lawyer Robert L. Abell. -
Police Officer's Harassment Case Settles for $230,000 Have you been sexually harassed on the job? Sexual harassment violates Kentucky and federal law. A police officer settled her sexual harassment case for $230,000. -
Race Bias Suit Settles for $8.9 Million Racial slurs, racist graffiti, harsher discipline and worse assignments were some of what led to a $8.9 million settlement of a race discrimination case against Albertsons. Call Lexington, Kentucky lawyer Robert L. Abell if you have been subjected to race discrimination in your employment. -
$51 Million Paid Out In Pension Benefits Case $51 million is to be paid out in a pension benefits case to employees of AK Steel. The class action lawsuit arose from a miscalculation in lump sum payments. -
Retaliation Verdict for Doctor of $3.1 Million Both federal and Kentucky law prohibit retaliation against an employee that reports discrimination. A federal jury awarded a doctor who was retaliated against after she raised concerns of gender discrimination. -
Firefighter Captain Settles Disability Discrimination Suit Discrimination based on an employee's perceived disability violates the Americans With Disabilities Act. A firefighter captain, who had suffered a number of seizures but was medically cleared to return to work, settled this disability discrimination suit.