Summary
Wilmington is officially fighting back in court, denying all discrimination claims brought by its former DEI director. This legal showdown puts city leadership under the microscope and could end up costing taxpayers plenty.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers are on the hook for the city's mounting legal defense bills, with a potential payout if the city loses.
Local defense attorneys will rake in fees while they handle the city's case.
Local taxpayers take the hit by funding a messy legal battle that could have been avoided.
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City of Wilmington denies all discrimination claims in former DEI director lawsuit
City of Wilmington denies all discrimination claims in former DEI director lawsuit WECT | TV6
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