The complaint alleges Clayton Act violations and demands damages, restitution, civil penalties and injunctive relief to "restore free and open competition to the coal markets." ...

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On Dec. 23, a jury awarded $21 million to Benjamin Danielson, MD, after determining that Seattle Children's racially discriminated against him during his tenure as medical director of one of its ...

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Last week, a jury awarded $21 million to Dr. Benjamin Danielson, the Black former medical director of a clinic serving ...

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Dawson was terminated despite the admission of an investigating law firm hired by U-M that there was no independent ...

A decades-long fight with the Navy is behind a delay of city plans to redevelop the 738-acre former Navy airfield -- and ...

An administrator with the diversity, equity and inclusion office at the University of Michigan was fired Tuesday after she was accused of making antisemitic remarks – and now she plans to pursue legal ...

An attorney for a fired University of Michigan said Monday her client denies allegations that she made antisemitic remarks while at a conference. U of M fired Rachel Dawson, who had been director of ...

The administrator, Rachel Dawson, formerly worked as director of UoM's office of academic multicultural initiatives.