With no verdict issued at the end of the trial — which began last week in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia — “the case may be litigated again in the future,' Central Bucks officials said.
With no verdict issued at the end of the trial — which began last week in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia — “the case may be litigated again in the future," Central Bucks officials said.A federal trial featuring claims that the Central Bucks School District discriminated against more than 300 female teachers by paying them less than male colleagues ended in a hung jury Tuesday.than them.
They noted that with no verdict issued at the end of the trial — which began last week in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia — “the case may be litigated again in the future.”The women had sought $102 million in back pay and damages, along with attorneys fees and an order that the district pay the female teachers at higher rates going forward.
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