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Worker Hits A&E With Age Bias, Sex Harassment Suit
Filippatos PLLC is representing Jenice E. Jeter in her lawsuit against A&E Television Networks. She alleges the network violated Title VII and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act. Jeter claims the network declined to promote her because of her age, ignoring her work and the requests she made to be placed in a supervisory role. She also claims the network did not protect her from a supervisor’s overly friendly behavior.
NY Forecast: CUNY Profs Fight Union Affiliation At 2nd Circ.
Filippatos PLLC is representing Natalie Sanchez in her wrongful termination lawsuit against S&P Global. Sanchez claims she was discriminated against after she reported sexual misconduct by her boss. A federal judge heard arguments from the company about its claim that Sanchez gave up her claim to compensation after signing a release.
Ex-Kirkland Atty Says BigLaw Firm Can’t Escape Sex Bias Suit
Filippatos PLLC is representing Zoya Kovalenko in her lawsuit against her former employer, Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Kovalenko claims she was sexually discriminated against. Since filing her lawsuit, Filippatos has helped fight claims by K&E against her suit, including efforts to get the claim dismissed.
Fox News To Face Claim Of 2008 Sex Assault In Federal Court
Filippatos PLLC is representing Andrew DeLancey in his sexual assault lawsuit against the a former producer of Fox News Network, the network itself, and the Fox Corporation. DeLancey claims that Wells sexually assaulted him when they both worked for the network, and that the network was negligent in “its hiring and supervision” of Justin Wells, an executive producer of “Tucker Carlson Tonight.” The case has been moved to federal court. DeLancey is seeking $1.5 million in damages, and filed his suit under the Adult Survivors Act.