Lawsuit dropped, city pays
A former Chula Vista fire official who won a $1.2 million disability discrimination lawsuit against the city of Chula Vista has agreed to a $900,000 settlement with the city in exchange for dropping a separate legal action, pushing the total award to [..]
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