Jury Trial Win Against Cognizant: In a class action discrimination case
challenging Cognizant's preference for staffing Indian nationals in U.S.
jobs (including H-1B visa employees), we won a two-week jury trial. The jury
found that Cognizant intentionally discriminated against non-Indians who it
benched and fired and that its discriminatory practices meet the standard
for punitive damages. The case is now proceeding to "Phase 2," in which
damages are awarded to class members victimized by Cognizant and Cognizant
can raise individualized defenses. A Bloomberg News investigative article
that profiles the case against Cognizant is available here.

What This Means For You: You received a Court-ordered notice of this case in
2023, and did not opt out of the class. The Court appointed our law firm,
Kotchen & Low LLP, to represent you and over 2,000 other class members. Like
you, all class members are non-Indians who Cognizant benched and fired
(during the years 2013 to 2022). Having won the jury trial on your behalf,
Kotchen & Low now needs to work individually with you to ensure that you are
compensated for damages Cognizant caused you. Damages we will seek to
recover include: punitive damages as well as compensation for unemployment
after you were fired, lower salary/benefits earned from employers following
Cognizant, any emotional distress, and other compensatory damages. While
we'll need to work with you to calculate the precise damage amount we'll
seek to recover for you, we anticipate seeking to recover significant
damages for class members, including punitive damages.

Next Steps: Kotchen & Low needs to work with you on your individual damage
recovery. To that end, please send an email to [email protected] with
the following information, all of which is confidential and protected by the
attorney client privilege:





-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Steve Beaver
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2025 1:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Cognizant

Cognizant just lost a massive class action lawsuit for discrimination.  The
non-Indians vs the Indians and 

Now Cognizant has to pay all the non-Indians. 

 

Should be interesting 


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