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HUDNELL v. THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
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January 07, 2021
Penn. Hospital Can't Duck Ex-Worker's Medical Pot Bias Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday denied a bid to toss claims that the firing of a hospital employee for use of her medical marijuana was discriminatory, saying she has sufficiently supported her retaliation allegation and the hospital misconstrued her claims.
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November 24, 2020
No Discrimination Ban For Medical Pot Patients, Hospital Says
A Pennsylvania hospital system urged a federal judge to throw out parts of a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former employee who was fired after testing positive for marijuana, saying state courts have rejected the idea that medical pot use is protected.
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September 28, 2020
Judge OKs Worker's Suit Under Pa. Medical Marijuana Law
A Pennsylvania federal judge has ruled that the state's medical marijuana law gives workers a right to sue over claims they were discriminated against based on their status as medical marijuana patients.