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DREXELBROOK ASSOCIATES II v. PENNSYLVANIA HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania. DREXELBROOK ASSOCIATES, and L. William Kay, II, Petitioners v. PENNSYLVANIA HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION , Respondent. No. 1579 C.D.2011.     Decided: June 27, 2012 BEFORE: PELLEGRINI, President Judge, LEADBETTER, Judge, SIMPSON, Judge, LEAVITT, Judge, BROBSON, Judge, McCULLOUGH, Judge, and COVEY, Judge.Mark S. Halpern, Drexel Hill, for petitioners. Martin C. Cunningham, Assistant Chief Counsel , Harrisburg, for respondent. Drexelbrook Associates and L. William Kay, II(Kay) appeal the July 25, 2011 Final Order of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (PHRC) requiring Drexelbrook Associates and Kay to cease and desist from retaliation against anyone having filed a discrimination claim and ordering various monetary damages in favor of Ingrid Dotson Luderman (Dotson). There are essentially two issues before the Court: (1) whether Dotson timely filed her action against Drexelbrook Associates, and (2) whether Dotson timely filed her action agai...

Drexelbrook owner must pay ex-tenant $13G

The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (PHRC) has ordered the owner of the Drexelbrook apartment community to pay $13,300 to a former tenant, ruling her lease was terminated as retaliation for filing a sexual harassment claim against him. L. William Kay II , general partner of Drexelbrook Associates, notified Ingrid Dotson Luderman that her lease would not be renewed in April 2006, just three months after a settlement was reached in the sexual harassment case . "The case was never about money. It was about vindicating her rights and I think that was done," said Dotson Luderman 's attorney, Carole D. Green. A longtime Spanish teacher at Upper Darby High School , Dotson Luderman had lived in the Drexel Hill apartment community for 11 years without incident before she was ousted. Advertisement She filed the sexual harassment claim with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in July 2003, 10 months after ...