Missouri courts see more suits in employment discrimination

When plaintiffs' attorney Kristin Whittle Parke fielded an employment discrimination lawsuit for her client Tarek Al-Birekdar, an automotive electrician of Syrian decent, she had little doubt as to the preferable jurisdiction for her case. Birekdar had filed a charge of discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal entity, but Parke bypassed the federal ...

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Missouri courts see more suits in employment discrimination

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