Fire Law Blog Fire Service and Public Safety Legal Issues Blog by Curt Varone
In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for October 10, 2022, Brad and Curt discussed an investigation into a scantily clad woman filmed exiting a San Jose fire truck and walking into a strip club; a ruling upholding the termination of a Georgia firefighter for an off-duty arrest; a ruling upholding the termination of a Florida fire lieutenant who was fired for refusing to return to work after being demoted for insubordination; a disability discrimination lawsuit filed by an LA County firefighter who was ordered to retire after suffering seizures; and disability discrimination suit filed by a captain in Minnesota who was terminated following PTSD related suicide attempts.
San Jose Investigating Scantily Clad Woman on Engine In Front of Strip Club https://www.firelawblog.com/2022/10/09/san-jose-investigating-scantily-clad-woman-on-engine-in-front-of-strip-club/
Termination of Georgia Firefighter Upheld
Termination of Georgia Firefighter Upheld
Court Upholds Termination of Florida Lieutenant
Court Upholds Termination of Florida Lieutenant
LA County Firefighter Sues Claiming Disability Discrimination Over Seizures
LA County Firefighter Sues Claiming Disability Discrimination Over Seizures
Terminated Minnesota Fire Captain Sues Claiming Disability Discrimination
Terminated Minnesota Fire Captain Sues Claiming Disability Discrimination
