Partners at a Boca Raton law firm successfully defended their corporate client from allegations of age and race discrimination, brought by a former employee in federal court.

Adam Chotiner and James Ferrara served as defense attorneys for Jinny Beauty Supply Co. Inc. in its litigation with Miami-Dade resident and ex-employee Zulma Cruz. The beauty product company, which operates nationally and touts itself on its website as offering “the largest multi-cultural and ethnic beauty supply distributing network in the world,” was accused by Cruz of violating state and federal civil rights protections, as well as unlawfully firing her in retaliation for speaking out about her treatment.

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