Another perfume lawsuit is in the works:
An employee in the Detroit planning department who claims she is severely sensitive to perfumes and other cosmetics has sued the city, saying a co-worker's strong fragrance prohibits her from working. [...]
''This employee not only wore a strong scent, but also plugged in a scented room deodorizer,'' the lawsuit states. ''Ms. McBride was overcome by the smell almost instantly, causing her to go home sick.''
Read the rest in the New York Times.
The woman who was awarded 10.6 million dollars after claiming that a co-worker's Tresor perfume made her sick has had her award lowered to $814,000 by a judge in Detroit. (via United Press International; link to article no longer working)
A radio host who says she was sickened by a colleague's perfume — Lancome Tresor — and then fired unjustly when she complained, has been awarded 10.6 million dollars in a federal lawsuit. 2 million of that was for "mental anguish". (via The Detroit News)
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