Mike Brown of Alston & Bird (Courtesy photo)
Fulton County had asked a federal judge to order insurer National Casualty to pay its policy limits to help cover more than $18 million the county paid to settle a series of employee lawsuits in 2015.
July 03, 2019 at 02:44 PM
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staff reporter
For the second time a federal judge has turned down Fulton County’s bid to have its insurer pay more than $6.5 million toward the settlement of multiple lawsuits claiming pay disparities by some county lawyers and Sheriff’s Department employees.
The county reached a global settlement of more than $18.3 million in 2015 to settle a half-dozen “pay parity” lawsuits and demanded that insurer National Casualty Co. tender almost all of its $7 million policy limits to help defray the cost.
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