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Hughes v. Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc. et al
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June 07, 2018
Judge Quizzes Wigdor On Bid To Quit Repping Ex-Fox Pundit
Manhattan U.S. District Judge William H. Pauley III questioned Wigdor LLP Thursday in search of an explanation for why the firm asked to quit representing former Fox News commentator Scottie Nell Hughes one day before it announced a $10 million deal ending another of its cases targeting the right-wing network.
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April 24, 2018
Fox Commentator's Harassment Claims Trimmed In Payne Suit
Former Fox News commentator Scottie Nell Hughes can proceed with a key claim that the network illegally blacklisted her after she reported alleged rape and continued harassment by Fox Business host Charles Payne, a New York federal judge ruled Tuesday, while also narrowing Hughes' other claims.
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February 23, 2018
Judge Sees Ex-Fox Pundit's Side On Failure-To-Hire Claims
Former Fox News commentator Scottie Nell Hughes did hundreds of unpaid appearances because she wanted a paid job, a Manhattan federal judge observed Friday, hinting that failure-to-hire portions of her harassment, retaliation and rape suit targeting Fox and host Charles Payne might survive the network's dismissal bid.