Fire Law Roundup for July 17, 2023

In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for July 17, 2023, Curt discusses a lawsuit filed by a Massachusetts firefighter who was terminated for what he claims was refusing to sign a false document; a ruling in a discrimination lawsuit brought by a Cincinnati fire captain; new allegations in a contentious FDNY lawsuit brought by several chief officers against the commissioner; a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a gay Texas firefighter; and a lawsuit arising out of a fatal boat accident that killed a Belgian firefighter visiting FDNY.

Massachusetts Firefighter Claims He was Wrongfully Terminated for Whistleblowing

Massachusetts Firefighter Claims He was Wrongfully Terminated for Whistleblowing

Suit by Cincinnati Captain To Proceed Despite Dismissal of Four of Seven Counts

Suit by Cincinnati Captain To Proceed Despite Dismissal of Four of Seven Counts

New Court Documents Claim FDNY Commissioner Delayed Action on Li-Ion Battery Fire Problem

New Court Documents Claim FDNY Commissioner Delayed Action on Li-Ion Battery Fire Problem

Texas Firefighter Claims He was Forced To Resign Due to Sexual Orientation

Texas Firefighter Claims He was Forced To Resign Due to Sexual Orientation

Belgian Firefighter’s Widow Sues FDNY Over Rescue Boat Crash

Belgian Firefighter’s Widow Sues FDNY Over Rescue Boat Crash