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Saks Fifth Avenue ex-worker awarded $9.3 million in racial discrimination case in Columbus

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A Franklin County jury awards $9.3 million in damages to a Black former Saks Fifth Avenue worker. Elizabeth Cook claimed she was a victim of racial discrimination that led to her termination. The award included $7 million in punitive damages. Saks continues to defend its actions and Cook's former managers.

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Saks Fifth Avenue ex-worker awarded $9.3 million in racial discrimination case in Columbus

A Black former sales worker at a Saks Fifth Avenue store in Columbus has been awarded $9.3 million in damages in her racial discrimination case.

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