Filmmaker George Lucas' company has lost a bias suit filed by a woman whose job offer was withdrawn when she disclosed she was pregnant. A California jury awarded Julie Veronese $113,800 in damages. A lawyer for Veronese says she will seek up to $1.2 million in attorney fees from Lucasfilm. The company denies it discriminated against Veronese.
July 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Filmmaker George Lucas’ company has lost a pregnancy bias suit filed by a woman whose job offer was withdrawn when she disclosed she was having a baby.
A Marin County, Calif., Superior Court jury on Wednesday awarded Julie Veronese $113,800 in damages.
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