Amicus brief asks high court to overturn 6th Circuit decision finding that a funeral home discriminated against trans employee
The U.S. Supreme Court has granted Solicitor General Noel Francisco extra time to weigh in on a discrimination lawsuit brought by a transgender woman against...
Despite settlement, it's still unclear whether courts believe sexual orientation discrimination is prohibited under Title VII
Board of Estimates finds exclusion violates Title VII and Maryland's nondiscrimination law
Eleventh Circuit Court decided they would not question whether LGBTQ workers should have employment protections
Commission's action may trigger lawsuit, as the Attorney General claims only the legislature can make such a change
At least 47 businesses, attorneys general from 15 states and the District of Columbia, and the nation’s top LGBTQ rights organizations have submitted a number...
Case marks the fourth federal appeal asking courts to declare that gay or lesbian employees are protected by Title VII
Appeals court finds Aimee Stephens, fired for choosing to transition, should have been protected by Title VII
Court overrules its prior precedent in 10-3 decision ruling in favor of a deceased skydiving instructor's estate
Court finds that existence of anti-LGBTQ discrimination does not negate a claim of sex-based discrimination
Rejection of Jameka Evans' case leaves a split among circuit courts as to whether Title VII protects LGBTQ people
A retired transgender employee of a county in upstate New York is suing the county for denying him health insurance coverage for his transition-related care....
A federal jury has awarded a former professor at Southeastern Oklahoma State University $1,165,000 in damages in response to a lawsuit she brought against the...
The U.S. General Services Administration has become the latest federal agency to be accused of removing mentions or references to sexual orientation and gender identity...