Labor/Employment
Nov. 21, 2017
Ice hockey arena sex bias case set for final arguments
The plaintiff said she worked for 21 years before conflicts with male executives put her job on thin ice.
Kennedy
SANTA ANA — The horn is set to sound in a multimillion-dollar sex discrimination trial between arena management for the Anaheim Ducks hockey team and its former director of finance, who made nearly $300,000 before conflicts with male executives put her job on thin ice.
Closing arguments are scheduled Tuesday in a sex and disability discrimination and retaliation lawsuit that Angela Wergechik filed against Anaheim Arena Management L...
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