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Watson v. Blaze Media LLC
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May 06, 2024
Blaze Media Must Show Docs In Harassment Suit, Judge Says
A Texas federal judge ordered Blaze Media to cough up documents relating to a former commentator accused of sexual harassment, finding that the conservative media company didn't do enough to show that the discovery requests were overly broad and concerned confidential information.
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August 04, 2023
Blaze Media Must Face Ex-Host's Sex Harassment Suit
A Texas federal judge declined to throw out a lawsuit from a former Blaze Media host alleging her co-host made constant misogynistic comments to her, saying the case falls under a 2022 amendment to the Federal Arbitration Act that keeps sexual harassment claims in court.
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March 24, 2023
Blaze Media Wants Workplace Discrimination Suit Tossed
Conservative media network Blaze Media has asked a Texas federal judge to either throw out a former online show host's employment discrimination lawsuit or push it to arbitration, saying she signed a contract agreeing to resolve all complaints against the network out of court.
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February 09, 2023
Ex-Host Says Conservative Media Co. Ignored Sex Harassment
Conservative media company Blaze Media LLC allowed an internet show's male co-host and guests to disparage and humiliate the show's female co-host and then fired her for complaining about it, according to a new lawsuit in Texas federal court.