Former UAB scientist wins $3.8 million in harassment lawsuit
Briefly

Fariba Moeinpour alleged that a staff member harassed her for nine years because of her nationality, and that the university ignored her complaints.
Moeinpour's lawyer stated that this case is a reminder that racial discrimination can be fought, emphasizing the importance of speaking out against such injustices.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham disagreed with the jury’s verdict and is considering its next steps after being ordered to pay damages.
The jury awarded Moeinpour a total of $3 million, including $825,000 from the employee who harassed her, highlighting the severity of the case.
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