DETROIT AP - The Michigan Court of Appeals says there will be no class-action lawsuit involving hundreds of men who claim they were denied promotions in state government because of race or ethnicity.The court said Friday that each case needs to be examined on its own, not as a class. The decision overturns a ruling by an Ingham County judge in a lawsuit against the state Department of Human Services.
June 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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DETROIT AP – The Michigan Court of Appeals says there will be no class-action lawsuit involving hundreds of men who claim they were denied promotions in state government because of race or ethnicity.
The court said Friday that each case needs to be examined on its own, not as a class. The decision overturns a ruling by an Ingham County judge in a lawsuit against the state Department of Human Services.
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