Law Practice
Sep. 26, 2008
Class Action Status Sought In Bias Case
A Superior Court judge is considering whether to certify a class action on behalf of gays and lesbians who claim the popular dating Web site eHarmony.com discriminates against them by refusing to handle same-sex matches.
By Cortney Fielding
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A Superior Court judge is considering whether to certify a class action on behalf of gays and lesbians who claim the popular dating Web site eHarmony.com discriminates against them by refusing to handle same-sex matches.
The company provides heterosexual matches only, a decision it says is based on years of research observing successful male/female couples.
During a hearing Thursday, pl...
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