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Judge Wynn Reverses Decision on Senior Status, Sparks Controversy Amid Claims of Partisanship

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. judiciary has often become a focal point in discussions of political bias, with courts facing scrutiny for perceived partisan influences in their decisions. The Fourth Circuit, especially during the early years of the Trump presidency, became one significant battleground. Known for its landmark rulings on various Trump administration policies including the travel ban and the Emoluments Clauses, it has attracted a mix of admiration and criticism. One Fourth Circuit judge, James A. Wynn, appointed by former President Obama, has been particularly notable for his rulings during these years. Often positioned against … Read more

Wynn Las Vegas Seeks Huge Cut in Jury Award to Employee, Alleges Legal Missteps in FMLA Case

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Las Vegas — In a significant legal move, Wynn Las Vegas is seeking a substantial reduction in the damages awarded to a former cocktail server by challenging the jury’s decision in a recent U.S. District Court trial in Nevada. The case involves allegations that the company wrongfully interfered with the server’s rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). The high-profile resort company, on a recent Tuesday, requested that the federal court not only decrease the jury award from the original $321,200 to just $10,927.77, but also impose sanctions on the plaintiff Tiare Ramirez’s … Read more

Wynn Las Vegas Seeks Major Cuts in Jury Award, Challenges FMLA Verdict’s Calculation

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Las Vegas, Nevada – In a significant legal pushback, Wynn Las Vegas has initiated a challenge against a jury award, seeking a substantial cut in the damages awarded to Tiare Ramirez, a former cocktail server at the resort. The case that centers around the company’s alleged interference with Ramirez’s rights under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) has taken a contentious turn as the resort also moves to sanction Ramirez’s legal representation. The motion filed in the U.S. District Court in Nevada by Wynn’s legal team argues that the $321,200 awarded by the jury … Read more

Former Wynn Cocktail Server Wins $321K in Court Battle Over Workplace Dispute

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Las Vegas, NV — A former cocktail server at Wynn Las Vegas has been awarded $321,200 by a jury after alleging she was wrongfully terminated. The decision concludes a prolonged legal battle sparked by claims that she faced discrimination and was ultimately dismissed for reporting a sexually hostile work environment. The plaintiff, Angelica Limcaco, filed her lawsuit after her 2015 termination, asserting that her firing was in retaliation for coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment against her immediate supervisor. According to court documents, Limcaco reported that her manager had harassed her and several other … Read more