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Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law - Vimarsana News

Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law

A faith-based medical nonprofit in Michigan has filed a lawsuit claiming that state civil rights law forces its providers to prescribe hormone drugs for gender transition and use patients' preferred pronouns.

Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law - Vimarsana News

Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law

A faith-based medical nonprofit in Michigan has filed a lawsuit claiming that state civil rights law forces its providers to prescribe hormone drugs for gender transition and use patients' preferred pronouns.

Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law - Vimarsana News

Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law

A faith-based medical nonprofit in Michigan has filed a lawsuit claiming that state civil rights law forces its providers to prescribe hormone drugs for gender transition and use patients' preferred pronouns.

Local and State Employment Law Update: COVID-19 and Employee Rights | SmithAmundsen LLC - Vimarsana News

Local and State Employment Law Update: COVID-19 and Employee Rights | SmithAmundsen LLC

Check out some of the most recent state law updates on COVID-19, employee rights, minimum wage and paid leave. CALIFORNIA- The Division of Occupational Safety and...

Michigan's Trans Community More Visible and More Engaged Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Michigan's Trans Community More Visible and More Engaged Than Ever

In some ways, Michigan serves as an example to other states on how to advocate for and protect trans individuals. After all, the state Supreme Court ruled