"Under the terms of the agreement, the defendants will pay $225,000 in attorney's fees stemming from the litigation first filed by Carpenter in 2021."
"The judge prohibited the state from forcing 'Plaintiffs to offer to same-sex couples the same engagement- and wedding-photography services they provide to opposite-sex couples'."
A settlement has concluded four years of litigation involving New York's antidiscrimination laws and Emilee Carpenter Photography. Following a lawsuit, the state has agreed not to enforce certain provisions against Carpenter, who expressed concerns regarding being compelled to photograph same-sex weddings contrary to her beliefs. The settlement mandates the state to pay $225,000 in attorney fees. A federal judge ruled in Carpenter's favor, emphasizing her right to question clients about their service requests and maintain her religious practices.
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