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DOE v. Virgin America, Inc. et al
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4:18-cv-02420
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December 03, 2018
Alaska Air, Virgin America Settle Woman's Sex Assault Suit
Alaska Air and a woman claiming she was sexually assaulted by a former Virgin America executive have agreed to settle her suit seeking to hold the airlines liable for the alleged assault, according to filings in California federal court Monday.
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October 23, 2018
Virgin America Liability Claims Go Forward In Sex Assault Suit
Claims that Virgin America is liable for a former executive's alleged sexual assault of a woman can move forward, after a California federal judge held that the woman had adequately alleged that his conduct after a business conference was within the scope of his employment.