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EEOC Ordered to Pay $2.6 Million in Attorney’s Fees

By Thomas J. Crane on August 30, 2011
Posted in Discrimination

The EEOC has been hit with another sanction of attorney’s fees.  A court assessed $2.6 million in attorney’s fees against the EEOC due to a lawsuit they filed which they lost.  See Workplace Prof blog post.  The EEOC had sought class action status in EEOC v. Cintas and lost.  Because the EEOC did not…

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