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A couple in Ann Arbor was refused service at a local Smoothie King on March 2 due to a Trump shirt. Is this legal under Michigan law? Deborah Gordon has the answers.
Deborah Gordon speaks on Ford Autoworker Suspended After January 2026 Incident with Donald Trump - 1/14/2026 Fox 2 Detroit
Wayne County Sheriff sued for sexual harassment of Deputy
Deborah Gordon filed a lawsuit in February 2025 on behalf of a former Wayne County employee. The lawsuit alleges that the employee was repeatedly sexually harassed by the Sheriff.
WXYZ, 2/11/2025
Fox 2, 1/28/2026
Building Official Sues the City of Pontiac after 2025 firing
$825,000 judgment against the University of Michigan on behalf of Police Officer, including attorney fees and costs
Strengthens worker rights, ensuring employees can sue for reporting safety concerns
Female Almont Police Sergeant Wins Sexual Harassment Settlement
Detroit police lieutenant sues for workplace retaliation and suspension after exposing an overtime fraud scheme
“I don’t think many people realize weight discrimination is illegal. It has been for decades.”
Downtown News Magazine profile on Deborah Gordon. 8/29/2023
The law office of Deborah Gordon represented two former female prisoners against the state for sexual assault in Michigan’s only prison for women.
Deborah Gordon represents CPB agents at the Port-Huron/Canada border who were subject to a hostile work environment due to race.
For two cardiologists wrongfully terminated by the DMC after reporting serious violations of the False Claims Act
New Title IX Rule reinforces due process rights, echoes court victories against University of Michigan
Young woman physically detained by police when they incorrectly thought she stole hair ties
The estate of a former employee secured a $1.3 million recovery after pursuing legal claims for workplace misconduct.
For the former University of Michigan student body president against the former Assistant Attorney General for stalking and harassment
Deborah Gordon’s profile for her lifelong commitment to civil rights, her pioneering career in employment law, and her impactful work as a trial lawyer, including major verdicts and pro bono advocacy
Deborah Gordon Law represented a Black deputy in lawsuit against Macomb County for racism, which settled after 4 days in trial.
Deborah Gordon Law represented three professors who sued their law school for wrongful discharge after whistleblowing.
Former court clerk awarded $3 million by jury for wrongful termination.