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The federal government paid $587,300 in attorney fees, costs and compensatory damages plus $812,700 as a settlement amount. to Dr. Michael Malison, according to an agreement signed by lawyers on both sides.
November 20, 2019 at 06:13 PM
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A $1.4 million payment has ended a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services filed by a doctor who alleged he was denied a promotion at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta because of a previous discrimination complaint.
The federal government paid $587,300 in attorney fees, costs and compensatory damages, plus $812,700 as a settlement amount, to Dr. Michael Malison, according to an agreement signed by lawyers on both sides.
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