Gregory v. Widnall
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Per curiam
Eric Gregory, an African-American civilian technician in the Alaska Air National Guard, was awarded $150,000 after prevailing in an EEOC action and subsequent Title VII suit against his employer (“Gregory I”). Judgment was based on a series of discriminatory acts by Colonel Van Williams, the second in command, which culminated in Gregory’s termination in 1992. Sergeant Gregory was reinstated to his old position in September 1994, but relations remained tense with some of his supervisors. After a short time back on the job, Gregory brought a series of new EEOC actions, alleging a variety of…
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