Supreme Court Grapples With Discrimination Lawsuit Against Labcorp

Supreme Court Grapples With Discrimination Lawsuit Against Labcorp

The Supreme Court struggled this week with a complex discrimination lawsuit that blind patients filed against Labcorp over self-service kiosks they could not use. The case, Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings v. Davis, was heard on April 29. The petitioner does business with the public as Labcorp. The respondents are blind Labcorp patients, including Luke Davis and Julian Vargas. The issue in the case is whether a federal district court m…

Supreme Court May Pave the Way for More “Reverse” Discrimination Claims Under Title VII

By Hannah R. Brefeld With the Supreme Court’s oral argument docket coming to an end, many are curious what the outcome will be for the “reverse racism” case heard this term: Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services,[1] where the plaintiff claims her employer discriminated against her because she was straight. The Supreme Court may […]