Former Spokane deputy sues sheriff's office, department pushing to have case dismissed.
Andrew Richmond was one of only two black officers in the department. He claims deputy Jeff Thurman used racist comments while they worked together
Fired Kennewick fire chief sues, saying racial discrimination cost him his job
Former Kennewick Fire Chief Vince Beasley is suing the city of Kennewick in federal court, saying he was fired because he is Black and opposed discriminatory practices toward racial minorities and women.
Bloom Law Secures Civil Judgement in Favor of Fire Chief Beasley, City of Kennewick Expected to Pay 600K
On January 12, 2022, former Kennewick Fire Chief Vince Beasley sued the City of Kennewick for retaliation and race discrimination.
Beth Bloom Discusses NFL Racial Bias Lawsuit with the Media
Beth Bloom Discusses NFL Racial Bias Lawsuit with the Media
Tacoma Jury Stands Up for Educators, Awarding Teacher $546,000 in Lawsuit Against Bremerton School District
The special education teacher suffered injuries after the school principal barricaded her in a room with a known violent student.
Jury Orders FedEx Freight to Pay $6.85 Million for Disability Discrimination
Shipping company refused to let disabled employee work despite medical clearance then retaliated. New all-video Zoom trial allows courts to reopen.
Federal jury awarded $5 million to man fired from Mercedes-Benz of Seattle after cancer surgery
Troy Coachman was a 14-year employee of the Mercedes-Benz dealership on Airport Way when he was diagnosed with cancer and underwent a laryngectomy at the end of 2014.
Port of Seattle reaches $8 million settlement over wrongful firings
A jury awarded $16 million to two former Port of Seattle employees it determined were wrongfully fired, among the biggest verdicts of its kind in state history. A settlement between the plaintiffs and the Port caps damages.
