A district court judge in Maryland has tossed an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit against Freeman Companies that accused the event services company of discriminating against minorities and males. Freeman was represented by Akin Gump.
August 09, 2013 at 08:27 PM
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission may want to get a new expert witness.
In two cases that are part of the EEOC's larger effort to crack down on what it considers discriminatory hiring practices, a report by its own expert witness, workplace psychologist Kevin Murphy, has tripped up its efforts.
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