Justice Scale and Gavel Appeals Court Notes 'Clear Error' in 'KKK Hood' Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
Master Collision Repair sought to review a circuit court's final judgment awarding damages to the former employee who claimed he was improperly terminated after he used the offensive term multiple times.
November 03, 2021 at 05:47 PM
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Employment Law
A Florida appeals court sided with an auto body shop on Wednesday, reversing a circuit court's final judgment for an employee who claimed to be wrongfully terminated when he repeatedly referred to a respiratory mask as a "KKK hood."
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