Jonathan C. Puth Testifies in Support of Maryland Worker Rights Legislation
Annapolis, Maryland (March 8, 2016) – Today Jonathan C. Puth of Correia & Puth, PLLC testified in support of the Maryland Wage Payment and Collection Law, House Bill 872. Mr. Puth testified on behalf of the Metropolitan Washington Employment Lawyers …
Suit Alleging School Librarian Fired Over Sex Abuse Reporting Advances
By: Lauren Kirkwood, The Daily Record, March 7, 2016 A former school librarian’s lawsuit alleging a Baltimore Catholic high school fired her because she reported allegations of a teacher’s sexual abuse of a student can move forward, a federal judge …
Maryland Federal Court Rejects Catholic Archdiocese Efforts to Dismiss Title IX Retaliation Case for Reporting Sex Abuse at Archbishop Curley High School
Correia & Puth Continues Former Librarian’s Title IX Retaliation Claim Alleging She Was Fired For Reporting Sex Between Teacher and Student Baltimore, Maryland (March 4, 2016) – A federal court in Maryland rejected efforts by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore …
Court Declines Motion to Protect Names in Tenure Denial Case
By: Luca F. Schroeder, The Harvard Crimson, March 1, 2016 An ongoing lawsuit that alleges Harvard discriminated against a former associate professor on the basis of gender has now provoked a broader dispute about the confidentiality of the University’s tenure …
Ruling Opens Tenure Process to Discovery
By: Eric T. Berkman, Massachusetts Lawyers weekly, February 24, 2016 A federal judge has found that a professor who sued Harvard University for sex discrimination and retaliation after being denied tenure was entitled to discovery of materials relating to specific …
Obama Administration Announces New Actions to Advance Equal Pay
On the seventh anniversary of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, President Obama and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced new actions to advance equal pay for equal work. President Obama, EEOC Chair Jenny Yang, and EEOC Commissioner …