Wal-Mart must pay a female former pharmacist about $31 million after a New Hampshire federal jury on Wednesday found the company guilty of disciplining her more harshly than male co-workers and firing her when she complained some of her medical data had been improperly disclosed. Read the opinion below that sent the case to the jury.
Wal-Mart Held Liable by Jury for Sex Discrimination
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