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Parsons’ Client Vindicated for College Breach of Contract and Discrimination Based on Her Prior Career in Porn
Parsons’ Civil Rights team comprised of Brandon J. Mark, Michael W. Young, Lauren M. Hunt and Sherie Ross represented Nicole Gililland in a suit against Southwestern Oregon Community College in what could be the first-of-a-kind win for sex workers who are discriminated against at school and work. After a two-week jury trial in federal court in Eugene, Oregon on breach of contract and Title IX claims, Parsons’ attorneys secured a win on the breach of contract charge, which resulted in a $1.7M damages award. Gililland worked in the adult entertainment industry…
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