Professor's $1M Verdict Against UPenn Hints at Changing Landscape in Tenure Disputes
"The more judges who are willing to look hard at the evidence and not treat them as different, the more success we're going to have," said plaintiffs attorney Julie Uebler.
February 14, 2023 at 06:11 PM
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Employment LawA professor's million-dollar win in a discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against the University of Pennsylvania could hint at a broader easing of obstacles that typically stand in the way of challenges to tenure denial.
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