Labor/Employment
Nov. 24, 2017
Anaheim Arena Management ducks liability in sex discrimination, retaliation lawsuit
A jury found that the Anaheim Ducks’ arena management did not break in parting ways with, a financial executive.
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SANTA ANA — An Orange County jury found Wednesday that the Anaheim Ducks hockey team’s arena management did not significantly break the law in their acrimonious parting of ways with a female financial executive who was terminated after filing sex discrimination complaints and staying away from work because of anxiety.
Faced with high-stakes charges of disability discrimination-related claims, sex discrimination and retaliation, Ana...
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