The USSF had no immediate comment, spokesman Neil Buethe said. "Without knowing how much each player - including me for our Title VII claims - will be paid, or when we will get paid, it's impossible for players to determine whether or not the proposed settlement and whatever payment we each receive is fair, adequate or reasonable,'' she said.
Solo cited $7.9 million of the $22 million settlement fund as going to lawyers. "It's unfair to ask players to accept as 'fair, adequate and reasonable' a settlement in which the only thing that is described and explained with certainty is how much the lawyers will be paid,'' Solo said in a statement issued by her lawyer, A.J. Solo filed a notice of objection Tuesday and said she intends to attend the hearing either in person or through her lawyer. 5 hearing for final approval.Īs part of the settlement, the USSF signed collective bargaining agreements with the unions for the women's and men's national teams calling for equal pay. Gary Klausner in Los Angeles has scheduled a Dec. Those players and the USSF reached a proposed $24 million settlement this spring, and U.S. While Solo's case has not progressed to trial, players led by Alex Morgan filed suit against the USSF the following year under the Equal Pay Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Murray: USWNT-USSF equal pay settlement - what it means Solo sued the USSF in August 2018 alleging violations of the federal Equal Pay Act and sex status discrimination. Soccer Federation, filing a notice in federal court Tuesday. LOS ANGELES - Former goalkeeper Hope Solo has objected to the equal pay lawsuit settlement between her former teammates and the U.S. Hope Solo files notice of objection to U.S.
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