Prison Legal News Hardworking employees at a charitable organization were fired for complaining about dangerous COVID conditions at the workplace. Philly workers fired after raising COVID-19 concerns are suing their former employer (inquirer.com) When a lower court threw out claims of constructive discharge, Timothy Creech brought the appeal to Third Circuit Court of Appeals in…

A pattern of harassment, retaliation and reprisals has emerged among Prisons’ brass, in these and several others who were represented by Attorney Creech. In addition to several others, a correctional lieutenant brought First Amendment retaliation claims against Prisons. Corrections officer disciplined for Facebook post settles First Amendment claims with City of Philadelphia | Pennsylvania Record…

Timothy Creech has represented Philadelphia correctional officers for discrimination, retaliation and whistleblowing. Going against Prisons brass is never easy, but we do not back down.  Attorney Creech has represented many correctional officers over the years in many different circumstances. The first time was a one of the largest known Title VII sexual harassment/retaliation settlement against…

By Nicholas Malfitano PHILADELPHIA – A commercial truck driver who claims his drug/alcohol test results were misinterpreted by his former employers, led to his termination and then communicated to other possible businesses when he sought work has filed a lawsuit against those same former employers. Kenneth Morris of Philadelphia filed suit in the Philadelphia County…

By Jon Campisi A certified nursing assistant for the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs claims in a civil suit against the state agency that she was raped by a resident at the Southeastern Veterans Center where she worked and then thrown threw a glass door by the man, who the plaintiff claims was…