Civil Rights
Jul. 20, 2023
State civil rights agency seeks $138,000 in sanctions from Activision
State civil rights attorneys seek $138,386 in sanctions against Activision for continued discovery attempts after a judge ruled in 2022 that the company could not depose the lawyers in its attempt to prove they had a conflict of interest.
Two California Civil Rights Department attorneys who investigated sexual harassment claims against Activision Blizzard for both the state and the federal government are seeking $138,386 in sanctions for attempts to depose them a year after a judge said the company had no standing to do so.
Activision has argued that the attorneys — Rumduol Vuong and Sue J. Noh, who is no longer with the department — committed ethics violations by remaining...
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