UO hires celebrity lawyer to challenge discrimination suit The University of Oregon has hired a prominent lawyer to challenge a former doctoral student’s discrimination lawsuit before the U.S. Supreme Court. Washington, D.C., attorney Neal Katyal has appeared on the popular fake news TV show “The Colbert Report” three times, and he has argued 15 times before the real … [News Source]

Fourth Street Live! faces discrimination lawsuit over dress code Social justice activists had harsh words for the leaders of Fourth Street Live! on Monday. [News Source]

UO hires celebrity lawyer to challenge discrimination suit The University of Oregon has hired a prominent lawyer to challenge a former doctoral student’s discrimination lawsuit before the U.S. Supreme Court. Washington, D.C., attorney Neal Katyal has appeared on the popular fake news TV show “The Colbert Report” three times, and he has argued 15 times before the real … [News Source]

FW couple joins lawsuit over fatal Oregon tour bus crash Two Federal Way residents, husband and wife Woon-Jae Lee and Jung-Nyeo Lee, have joined a lawsuit over the tour bus crash that killed nine people and injured 38 more in Oregon in late December. [News Source]

Lake County officials settle job discrimination suit for undisclosed amount HAMMOND | Lake County officials have agreed to settle a job discrimination lawsuit filed by a former executive director of the sheriff's work release program, federal court records show. [News Source]

ESE parents argue in motion that indifference is as bad as discrimination The federal lawsuit between the family of Isabella Herrera and the Hillsborough County school district is still in the early filings stage. In  its motion to dismiss last month the district argued that the Herreras, whose daughter died after going into respiratory distress on a school bus, had no grounds to file a discrimination lawsuit, because there was no deliberate discrimination against ... [News Source]

Lucasfilm pregnancy discrimination case appealed to state Supreme Court A job applicant who won a pregnancy discrimination verdict against Lucasfilm Ltd., then saw it reversed on appeal, filed an appeal with the California Supreme Court on Friday. [News Source]