Labor/Employment
Feb. 9, 2018
UCLA doctor steadfastly denies harassing plaintiff
The doctor accused of harassing and discriminating against a former UCLA oncologist took the witness stand in a jury trial Thursday to say that he did no wrong, and it is horrible to be falsely accused of harassment.
LOS ANGELES — The doctor accused of harassing and discriminating against a former UCLA oncologist took the witness stand in a jury trial Thursday to say he did no wrong and to describe how “horrible” it felt to be falsely accused.
Dr. Lauren Pinter-Brown sued her former employer, UCLA Medical Center, for constructive termination and discrimination, largely because of conflicts with Dr. Sven DeVos, whom Pinter-Brown supervised since...
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