Fire Law Blog Fire Service and Public Safety Legal Issues Blog by Curt Varone
In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for June 17, 2024, Brad and Curt discuss the case of a San Francisco firefighter who was viciously assaulted by a colleague prompting criminal charges, discipline and a civil suit; a lawsuit filed by an Oregon lieutenant who claims he was forced to resign in retaliation for reporting inaccuracies in information related to the SAFER grant program; the upholding of the conviction of a former Delaware deputy chief on charges that he engaged in sexual activities with an under-age junior firefighter; a civil service commission decision upholding the discipline of a Springfield, Massachusetts for lieutenant for targeting and harassing another officer; and the dismissal of an quarantine-related FLSA overtime suit.
San Francisco Assault Case Back in the News
Oregon Lieutenant Claims Whistleblower Retaliation
Conviction of Delaware Deputy Chief Upheld
Mass Civil Service Upholds Discipline of Springfield Lieutenant
LA County Prevails in Quarantine-Related Overtime Claim
