Fabian v. Hospital of Central Connecticut

Plaintiff complained that the Hospital of Central Connecticut did not hire her to be an on-call orthopedic surgeon because she disclosed that she was a transgender woman. Defendant moved for summary judgment, which the court denied, citing that transgender discrimination is a cognizable claim under Title VII as sex-based discrimination.

Topics

• Employment discrimination

Geographical location

• North America
• United States
• Connecticut

Keywords

• transgender

Year

• 2016

External URL

• Fabian v. Hospital of Central Connecticut

Court

• United States District Court for the District of Connecticut

Type

• Domestic Case Law