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Munoz v. Ingenesis STGi Partners, LLC et al
Case Number:
3:14-cv-01547
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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April 22, 2016
Navy Contractor Must Face Military Bias Claim Over Firing
A California federal court Friday cut a paid-time-off-related claim from a suit accusing a U.S. Navy contract joint venture of unlawfully firing a worker for taking military leave, but kept her discrimination and right-to-re-employment claims intact.
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January 25, 2016
Partners Urge Court To Drop Ex-Worker's Navy Leave Suit
The companies behind a joint venture contract with the Navy asked a California federal court Friday to dismiss a lawsuit alleging they fired someone for taking military leave from her job on the contract, saying the Navy ordered the firing.
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June 04, 2015
STGi Says There's No Class To Certify In Navy Leave Case
Joint contractor venture InGenesis STGi Partners LLC is opposing class certification in a case accusing it of firing an employee for taking military leave from her job on a U.S. Navy contract, arguing in California federal court on Thursday that the reservist has no class to represent.
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April 22, 2015
STGi Workers Want Future Employees In Military Leave Class
A purported class of STG International Inc. workers alleging the company's policies punish service members for taking military leave filed a motion Monday in California federal court to bring the company's future employees into the suit.