Oberlin College paid over $36 million to a family bakery near its campus that filed a lawsuit in 2017, alleging the school libeled them after a shoplifting incident.
Gutfeld and guests discuss the Ohio court’s decision to grant a $32 million victory to a bakery over Oberlin college students due to false racial accusations on ‘Gutfeld!’has paid out over $36 million to Gibson’s Bakery and Food Mart after years of attempting to overturn a jury decision that the college had defamed the local business.
In a statement to Fox 8, an Oberlin College spokesperson said that the institution has paid $36.6 million to the bakery. The amount covers the damages awarded, legal fees, and interest accrued. "We can confirm that all funds have been disbursed and that the family is continuing with the process of rebuilding Gibson’s Bakery for the next generations," McHugh said.In 2017, the owners of Gibson’s Bakery and Food Mart sued Oberlin College, alleging that the school had libeled them and caused harm to their business.A student riding a bicycle on the campus of Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio.
College resources were also used to print flyers and buy food and other supplies to support the protesters. The school also stopped buying food from the bakery.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Oberlin College finishes paying $25M judgment in libel suitOberlin College has completed paying out a $25 million judgment to an Ohio bakery that won a libel lawsuit against the school after a shoplifting incident involving three Black students.
Read more »
Oberlin College finishes paying $25M judgement in libel suitOberlin College has finished paying out a $25 million judgment to an Ohio bakery that won a libel lawsuit against the school after a shoplifting incident involving three Black students
Read more »
Oberlin College finishes paying $25M judgment in libel suitOBERLIN. Ohio (AP) — Oberlin College has completed paying out a $25 million judgment to an Ohio bakery that won a libel lawsuit against the school after a shoplifting incident involving three Black students.
Read more »
Santa Gets His Claws | Vanity Fair | Holiday 2016/2017The cinematic holiday once ruled by Irving Berlin, Charles Dickens, and It's a Wonderful Life now belongs to a little 1983 sleeper, A Christmas Story. Looking back at the movie's ingredients—the comic genius of radio star Jean Shepherd, the low-budget magic of director Bob Clark, a cast that seemed like any American family—SAM KASHNER describes how a fluke project punctured the cozy sentimentality of Hollywood tradition
Read more »
Used Nissan Note Review - 2013-2017Read the definitive used Nissan Note 2013 - 2017 review from What Car?. We tell you what you need to know before you buy.
Read more »