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To file a complaint or not to file?...That is the question.
So you think you have a discrimination complaint do you? Before you file a complaint there are quite a few things that you should...

George Dorsey
Jul 12, 20252 min read


Veterans, Employers, and VEVRAA. What is next?
Navigating Veteran Employment: VEVRAA in an Era of Shifting DEI Policies Recent months have seen significant discussion and policy...

George Dorsey
Jul 12, 20255 min read


What do the Civil Rights Act of 1866, Strip Clubs and the Supreme Court have in common?
In a recent Supreme Court decision , the court denied a petition, made by pro se plaintiff Chanel Nicholson, for writ of certiorari. In Ms. Nicholson’s petition she requested the Supreme Court to review the decision made by the Fifth Circuit court in her case against W.L. York, Inc. dba Splendor and Cover Girls. Initially, Ms. Nicholson included A.H.D. Houston, Inc. dba Centerfolds, as defendants in her complaint, but these defendants were dismissed from the case on September

George Dorsey
Jul 12, 20255 min read
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