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Jury finds Nike discriminated against former employee due to her gender

A jury has found Nike liable for gender discrimination in a lawsuit brought by a former employee.

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A jury reached a verdict in a sex discrimination trial involving Nike and a former employee, Heather Hender. The legal proceedings concluded following a case that spanned eight years.

According to coverage from Oregon Public Broadcasting, OregonLive.com, KGW, and The Business Journals, the jury found the company liable for discriminating against the plaintiff based on her gender. Reports indicate that the jury ordered the payment of at least $7.5 million in damages, with The Business Journals noting a $15 million win for the plaintiff.

Details regarding potential appeals or subsequent legal steps by either party have not been specified in current reporting. The duration of the trial remains the primary context for the case's long-term progression.

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Who is the plaintiff in the lawsuit?

The lawsuit was brought by former Nike employee Heather Hender.

What was the jury's verdict?

The jury found Nike liable for discriminating against the former employee due to her gender.

What damages were awarded?

Reports state the jury ordered Nike to pay at least $7.5 million in damages, with some coverage citing a total of $15 million.

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