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ADA Protects Workers Suffering From Postpartum Depression in New Jersey, New York, and Nationwide

An Indiana-based power grid company recently agreed to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit for more than $90,000. The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) reportedly filed the lawsuit against Midcontinent Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) in response to a complaint filed by a former employee who was allegedly terminated…

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Breast Cancer Patient Settles Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against New York Employer

A 59-year-old breast cancer patient has settled her age, gender, and disability-related discrimination lawsuit filed against law firm Proskauer Rose in New York State Court in 2011. The woman, who acted as the firm’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) until she was terminated in March 2011, claims the law firm began…

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FMLA Claim Dismissed Based on Plaintiff’s Vacation During Leave

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allows employees to take unpaid leave for medical conditions or to care for a family member. It also prohibits retaliation by employers for taking leave. A federal court recently dismissed a claim for violation of FMLA rights based on evidence that the plaintiff…

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Family and Medical Leave Act Provides Protection for New Jersey Workers, but Still Confuses Some

Despite being in place for years, the Family and Medical Leave Act, commonly referred to as the FMLA, protects employees who take time off for family or medical-related problems. It ensures that employers don’t retaliate against employees for taking the time off. New Jersey Employment Lawyers have seen workers discriminated…

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