Law Practice
May 22, 2012
Suit by ex-deputy city attorney claims bias in Riverside contracts
But the city and county say investigations showed no wrongdoing.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A fired Riverside deputy city attorney is suing the city and several current and former municipal officials, accusing them of discriminating against her, violating her civil rights and harassing her after she alleged the city acted illegally, including showing bias in awarding a public works contract.
Raychele Sterling, who was fired a year ago for undisclosed reasons after working for the city...
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