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Bouchon Las Vegas Pays $2M Over Harassment Claims
14 Jul
Summary
- Bouchon Las Vegas reached a $2 million settlement.
- The lawsuit accused managers of harassing employees.
- The settlement resolves a government agency's claims.
A federal judge has approved a $2 million settlement for Bouchon Las Vegas. The restaurant, affiliated with Michelin-starred chef Thomas Keller, agreed to the payment. This settlement resolves a lawsuit brought by a U.S. government agency.
The agency's lawsuit accused managers at the Las Vegas establishment of sexually harassing employees. Both female and male staff members were reportedly subjected to harassment. The judicial approval marks the conclusion of this legal dispute.
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