One of Mr. Kennedy’s attorneys, Hiram Sasser, executive general counsel at First Liberty Institute, who successfully argued his case at the Supreme Court, said the district had “done everything they can to make [Mr. Kennedy] feel unwelcome.”
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But Groff's lawyer Hiram Sasser of the First Liberty Institute says the Hardison case “sort of stacked the deck against employees and the common folk.” “They’ve got to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to try to win one of their cases, and, I mean, that's not right,” he said.
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