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"We are now opening the lid on what's really been going on," said Louise R. Caro of Napoli Shkolnik in Miami, counsel to investigative journalist Michele Gillen, who claims CBS Television Stations Inc. fired her because of her age and sex.
September 21, 2018 at 04:21 PM
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Emmy award-winning investigative journalist Michele Gillen has launched a federal lawsuit against her former employer, CBS Television Stations Inc., WFOR-TV, WBFS-TV, and CBS Broadcasting Inc., claiming she was fired because of her age and sex.
According to the lawsuit, a “culture of toxic misogyny” has been “thriving” at the news network, which terminated Gillen’s contract with CBS4 Miami in 2016, breaking their 19-year ties.
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