Jury Awards $22.5M in Pregnancy Discrimination Case
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In a significant verdict, a Hamilton County jury awarded $22.5 million to Chelsea Walsh, a former Total Quality Logistics employee. Walshs case revolved around her high-risk pregnancy and the companys alleged refusal to let her work from home, despite doctors orders for modified bed rest. Walshs baby girl was born prematurely and passed away, leading to the lawsuit. The jury sided with Walsh, finding the company responsible for her babys death. Total Quality Logistics disagrees with the verdict and is reviewing their next legal steps.
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