An African American guest who was ousted from a DoubleTree hotel in Oregon after talking on his cellphone with his mother in the hotel lobby, is seeking $10M in damages.
after talking on his cellphone with his mother in the hotel lobby is seeking $10 million in damages.
"His mom was having some type of health situation," said Portland attorney Jason Kafoury, who is representing Massey."It was 2 a.m. her time in Baltimore."After Massey showed his hotel key card, the guard asked him for his room number, Kafoury said, which his client could not remember. "We hope to find out what have they done to change anything in the last 10 months," Kafoury said."And we’re also going to use this case to set an example so that other hotels and the Hilton don’t treat anybody else like this."
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Indian hotel startup OYO is now worth $10 billionThe founder of India's biggest hotel chain is pumping $2 billion into his own company, upping his stake in the business and making it India's second-most valuable startup
Weiterlesen »
Lender CAF proposes $400-million Venezuela credit: GuaidoLatin American development bank CAF has proposed a $400-million credit line to V...
Weiterlesen »
EXCLUSIVE: Gigi Gorgeous Releases Own Cosmetic Line With Ipsy.TheGigiGorgeous has released her own cosmetic line with Ipsy.
Weiterlesen »
Productivity stagnant despite global stimulus: WEFEconomies around the world have failed to boost productivity levels despite $10 ...
Weiterlesen »
Amazon held its first big ad conference last week, luring about 400 people to SeattleAt 'AdCon 2019,' Amazon promoted a business that surpassed $10 billion in annual revenue last year.
Weiterlesen »
‘A historic day’: Montgomery, Alabama, elects its first African-American mayorSteven Reed, the Montgomery County probate judge, beat TV station owner David Woods and will be sworn in as the city&39;s first black mayor Nov. 12.
Weiterlesen »