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    Labor & Employment Law Daily Wrap Up, DISCRIMINATION—RACE—D.N.M.: Employer granted summary judgment on NMHRA race discrimination and retaliation claims after employee lost arbitration, (Oct 5, 2026)

    Organizations Mentioned:Diversified Protection Corp. | Fisher & Phillips | Youtz & Valdez

    By Wendy Biddle, J.D.

    Neither preemption nor claim or issue preclusion barred the suit because the arbitrator never considered discrimination or retaliation.

    A federal court in New Mexico granted summary judgment to a security contractor on a security officer’s race ...

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