ESPN has reached a confidential settlement with former fired associate producer Rachel Pineda—who leveled claims of sex and race discrimination against the network—according to Pineda’s counsel.

Michelle Holmes, Pineda’s attorney and a Waterbury-based solo practitioner, told the Connecticut Law Tribune Tuesday that the Terryville resident and the Bristol-based network “reached a confidential settlement,” adding that a settlement “is always good for both sides.”

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