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Former exec sues Johnson & Johnson for gender discrimination, harassment and retaliation
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
Posted Dec 18, 2020
Gina Bilotti is suing her former employer Johnson & Johnson for discrimination and harassment. She worked for the pharmaceutical company for 25 years.
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A former high-ranking executive for Johnson & Johnson is suing the global giant, claiming that for years she endured an environment of gender discrimination, harassment, abuse and retaliation that ended in her being fired from the company.
Gina Bilotti, who worked for Johnson and Johnson for 25 years, is accusing the company and its leadership of a litany of abuses, including discrimination for her gender and sexual orientation, harassment from her bosses and a “cult-like adherence” to retaliation that ended with her being fired, according to her lawsuit filed in New Jersey Superior Court in Essex County Thursday.
Claims People: SCA Appraisal, Goldberg Segalla and Trawick International By Claims Journal staff | December 15, 2020
Nick Napier
SCA Appraisal, a national independent appraisal service, has promoted Nick Napier to vice president of operations and Mark Bewley to assistant vice president of field operations.
Napier is responsible for SCA’s field appraisal operations and product delivery nationally across insurance carriers, third-party administrators, financial services, municipalities and all other clients, the Burbank, Calif.-based company said in a press release.
Napier first became involved with SCA in 2003 as part of the company’s vendor network. Three years later, he joined SCA as an employee. He has been responsible for appraisal quality, audit and franchise operations during his tenure.
Superior Court judge dismisses Rittenhouseâs challenge of 2019 mayoral election in Sayreville
Superior Court judge dismisses Rittenhouseâs challenge of 2019 mayoral election in Sayreville
SAYREVILLE – A New Jersey Superior Court judge has dismissed a candidate’s verified petition contesting the results of last year’s mayoral election in Sayreville.
The petition from Arthur Rittenhouse, the Republican candidate for mayor in 2019, was dismissed by Superior Court Judge Arthur Bergman on Oct. 26. A subsequent motion from Rittenhouse’s legal team to reconsider was denied by Superior Court Judge Thomas McCloskey on Dec. 4.
Rittenhouse’s legal team filed the petition in late 2019 against Middlesex County Clerk Elaine Flynn; the Middlesex County Board of Elections; an unidentified Middlesex County official who was responsible for part of the election; and Victoria Kilpatrick, the Democratic candidate for mayor.