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Rutledge v. Hall County, Georgia et al
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December 05, 2024
Gossip, Not Pregnancy, Got Secretary Fired, Court Told In Ga.
A Georgia county and the chief judge of its juvenile court are asking a Georgia federal court for an early dismissal of a suit alleging they fired a secretary because she became pregnant, arguing she was instead fired for spreading a false rumor after being reprimanded.
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October 04, 2023
Ga. County Juvenile Court Judge Hit With Pregnancy Bias Suit
A Georgia county and the chief judge of its juvenile court were sued in Georgia federal court by a former secretary, accusing her supervisor and the juvenile court administrator of firing her after she became pregnant, and needed time off to go to doctor's appointments and counseling.