Legal Question in Discrimination Law in Massachusetts
Denied access to a private club as a guest due to a statement that the presiden
There is a private men's club which I have frequented for the last 5 years. Because the new president has never liked me, I was served a letter publicly in a humiliating fashsion that I am no longer welcome there with my best friend who is a member. I was given no excuse or reason for this. The majority of the members and all the trustees told him that he couldn't do this. I know I'm being harrassed and discriminated against by the one individual. What would be my chances of doing something about this in court? Would I need to involve the Club or just the individual in the charges? The majority of members would stand up for me.
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Re: Denied access to a private club as a guest due to a statement that the pres
Without knowing more about why this guy doesn't like you, it's impossible to say what your rights are. But generally, if he just doesn't like you (i.e., personality conflict), absent some other illegality ot violation of public policy, there is not much you can do.
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