Humana Can't Ditch Gender Bias Claims For Firing Trans Man

By Kat Sieniuc · April 25, 2017, 4:15 PM EDT

Humana can't escape discrimination claims brought by a transgender man who says he was denied medical leave and then fired after revealing his transgender identity to his supervisors, a Kentucky federal...

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Case Information

Case Title

Bradford v. Prosoft, LLC et al

Case Number

Court

Kentucky Western

Nature of Suit

Labor: Family and Medical Leave Act

Date Filed

June 14, 2016

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