Just because the world—and the New York state court system along with it—continues to transition to a post-COVID mindset, that does not mean that the many lawsuits brought in response to pandemic-era employment restrictions have suddenly become moot.
To the contrary, a recent decision in a vaccine-mandate lawsuit has just held that state court judges are not “employees” of the court system under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (Title VII).
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