Environmental equity advocates pressed the Biden administration Thursday to make further changes to a tool federal agencies are planning to use to pinpoint disadvantaged communities that deserve more federal dollars to rectify decades of environmental pollution.

An Ohio prescription drug supplier must face a former employee’s claims that disability discrimination caused her firing after she indicated she felt an epileptic seizure coming on and asked to bring her service dog to work with her, a state appeals court ruled Thursday.

Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools will have to defend Title IX claims over student-on-student sexual harassment, after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit said its precedent doesn’t bar claims related to a school’s conduct before, as opposed to after, an incident occurs.

Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co. was properly granted judgment against a former employee who claimed age discrimination and retaliation drove its decision not to rehire her after she was let go at age 59 in a workforce reduction, the Sixth Circuit ruled Thursday.

Attorney General Merrick Garland has chosen Rachel Rossi to lead the Justice Department’s newly revived Office for Access to Justice.

An Iranian immigrant’s suit claiming that Bank of America NA discriminated against him in violation of federal law when it canceled his credit card may proceed, a federal court in California said.