WNBA, Aces file motions to dismiss Hamby suit
Briefly

"Hamby's Complaint alleges the Aces traded the rights to her contract because she was pregnant and retaliated against her after she created a social media post about the purported pregnancy discrimination," the club said in its filing. "... Hamby's false allegations against the Aces fall short of stating a plausible claim for relief."
"The WNBA is, at its core, a workplace, and federal laws have long shielded pregnant women from discrimination on the job," Hamby's attorneys said in a statement after she filed her lawsuit.
The league argued Hamby doesn't have standing to sue the WNBA because it doesn't employ her. The motions to dismiss were filed Wednesday.
The WNBA also disputed her claim that the league didn't properly investigate her allegations. The league in May 2023 suspended Aces coach Becky Hammon for two games without pay and docked the Aces their first-round 2025 draft pick for providing impermissible player benefits involving Hamby.
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