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Haley v. City of Bridgeport
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3:24-cv-01335
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November 08, 2024
Connecticut City Settles Health Administrator's Firing Suit
A Connecticut city has agreed to settle a federal lawsuit brought by a former healthcare administrator who said her immediate termination by hand-delivered letter violated her constitutional rights because she did not receive notice or an opportunity for a hearing.
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August 21, 2024
City Health Administrator Says Firing Flouted Constitution
A former city of Bridgeport healthcare administrator says she learned via a one-page, hand-delivered letter at the close of business on April 1 that she was immediately losing her job, a move she says violated the 14th Amendment because she received neither a warning nor an opportunity for a hearing.