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A KENTUCKY man who asked his employers to not throw him a birthday party due to his anxiety disorder has successfully sued the company after they surp

A Kentucky man has won a lawsuit alleging his work held an unwanted birthday party for him, causing a panic attack and leading to his firing.

A Kentucky man's former employer will have to pay him $450,000 after throwing him an unwanted birthday party and then firing him when it wasn't well received by him. The...

The Covington man told his employers at Gravity Diagnostics that the party would cause him immense stress. A jury awarded him $450,000.

A man in Kentucky turned an unwanted birthday party into a big payday.

There is an interesting case out of Kentucky where an employee of Gravity Diagnostics has been awarded $450,000 after the company threw a birthday party for him in August 2019. The employer has an anxiety disorder and did not want a party. Days before his birthday the employee asked his office manager to not arrange| USSA News

A Kentucky man took his employer to court after they threw him a birthday party he didn't want, and the jurors sided with him, awarding him $450,000 in damages.

Kevin Berling didn’t want Gravity Diagnostics, his former employer, to throw him a birthday party. One was thrown anyway and ultimately Berling was fired over it. A jury awarded him $450,000. $300,000 was for emotional stress; $120,000 was for back wages and benefits, and $30,000 was for front pay.

(WLWT) – A Kentucky man took his employer to court after they threw him a birthday party he didn't want, and the jurors sided with him. Now, his employer owes him $450,000. The verdict was handed down this week in Kenton County Circuit Court in Northern Kentucky. The plaintiff, an employee of Gravity Diagnostics, sued| USSA News

A Kentucky man took his employer to court after they threw him a birthday party he didnt...