Fire Law Blog Fire Service and Public Safety Legal Issues Blog by Curt Varone
In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for October 28, 2024, Curt and Bill Maccarone discuss a lawsuit filed by a Tennessee chief over his termination; a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a Kansas firefighter; an appellate decision ruling that FDNY cannot be held liable for decision-making by dispatchers and EMTs that may have delayed getting a patient to definitive care; a lawsuit brought by a disabled FDNY firefighter who was denied a disability pension following an allergic reaction to a job mandated vaccination; and the disciplining of a firefighter for refusing to participate in training he deemed to be dangerous.
Tennessee Chief Alleges Termination was Retaliation
Kansas Firefighter Alleges Sexual Harassment
Court Holds FDNY Not Liable in EMS Dispatch and Transport Case
Disabled FDNY Firefighter Sues Over Vaccine Mandate
NY Union President Disciplined For Refusing to Participate in Training He Deemed Too Dangeroushttps://www.firelawblog.com/2024/10/21/ny-union-president-disciplined-for-refusing-to-participate-in-training-he-deemed-too-dangerous/
