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  1. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Insensitive Employer of the Week: Senor Whitten

    By Workplace Prof

    We all read about employers who seem to have their heads screwed on backwards, but this guy might just take the cake (via MSNBC):Larry Whitten marched into this northern New…

  2. Texas Employment Law Update

    Supreme Court of Texas Compels Arbitration of Discrimination and Retaliation Claims

    By Russell Cawyer

    Texas courts strongly favor the resolution of disputes through arbitration. When parties to a dispute have signed an agreement to arbitrate covered disputes, Texas courts will rarely disregard that agreement.   A…

  3. San Antonio Employment Law Blog

    How to Get Sued in Four Easy Steps

    By Thomas J. Crane

     This is how you get sued.  You buy an old motel, start making a lot of changes, such as: 1) telling Hispanic employees to pronounce their Hispanic names in an…

  4. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Objections to Kodak’s Proposed Race Discrimination Class-Action Settlement

    By Workplace Prof

    In 2004, a group of Black workers of Eastman-Kodak filed a class action against the company, alleging widespread discrimination in pay and a failure to promote on the basis of…

  5. ImmigrationProf Blog

    A Rant on Anti-Latino Hate Crimes

    By immigrationprof

    Sadly, it continues to be open season on Latinos -- especially Latino immigrants -- in the United States. The "sport" of "beaner hopping" is even defined in the Urban Dictionary.  What…

  6. Alabama Employment Law Report

    CITY OF NEW HAVEN GETS SUED AGAIN

    By Daniel Burnick

    In June, the United States Supreme Court released a 5-4 opinion in the Ricci v. DeStefano case,  finding that the City of New Haven discriminated against white and Hispanic firefighters who claimed…

  7. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Hispanic Farmers Fight To Sue USDA

    By immigrationprof

    NPR reports on an important story of discrimination that has not gotten much press:  "In Texas and across the Southwest, Hispanic farmers have been fighting the Agriculture Department for close to…

  8. School Law

    Transgender Discrimination Issues Increasingly Seen

    By Anne H. Littlefield

    Recently, the Maine Commission on Human Rights determined that there are reasonable grounds to conclude that a Maine school district unlawfully discriminated against a transgender student by denying her the…

  9. San Antonio Employment Law Blog

    Many Employers will Spend Big Bucks to Defend a Discrimination lawsuit

    By Thomas J. Crane

     A school district spends $552,000 to defend a lawsuit it eventually settles for $150,000.  See report at California Labor & Employment Law blog.  Does that make sense?  No, of course…

  10. Alabama Employment Law Report

    EEOC VERY ACTIVE IN FILING LAWSUITS IN ALABAMA

    By Daniel Burnick

    It appears as if the EEOC is taking a more active role in filing lawsuits against employers in the name of the EEOC.  Over the last several weeks, the EEOC…