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Article

6 Feb 2007

Author:
Karen Gullo & Margaret Cronin Fisk, Bloomberg News

Wal-Mart Loses Bid to Block Group Suit in Bias Case [USA]

Wal-Mart...lost a bid to prevent 2 million current and former female workers from proceeding as a group with sex bias claims in the largest employment lawsuit in U.S. history... "Expert opinions, factual evidence, statistical evidence and anecdotal evidence present significant proof of a corporate policy of discrimination," the appeals court said... Wal-Mart said it will seek a rehearing of the decision by the appellate court. The court ``erred'' by not considering Wal-Mart's evidence, company attorney Ted Boutrous said at a press conference. [also refers to lawsuit against State Farm General Insurance]

Part of the following timelines

USA: Wal-Mart loses bid to block class action in largest-ever discrimination lawsuit

Walmart lawsuit (re gender discrimination in USA)

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