Labor/Employment
Nov. 21, 2025
USC denies bias in marital dispute between two law professors
USC denied allegations by Gould School of Law professor Camille Rich, who claims the university mishandled her reports about a fellow law professor, her ex-husband, having a sexual relationship with a law student.
The University of Southern California has denied a series of discrimination and retaliation claims brought by a Gould School of Law professor who alleges the university mishandled her reports that her ex-husband -- also a law professor -- had an affair with a student.
"The lawsuit has no legal merit. We look forward to defending the university's position in court," USC said in a statement forwarded Thursday by Pazzani & Sandhu LLP partner Puneet K. Sandhu.
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