Jamie Leigh Jones
Jamie Leigh Jones (born 1984) is a former KBR employee who claims that she was drugged and gang-raped by seven KBR employees in 2005 in Camp Hope, Baghdad, Iraq. She filed a civil lawsuit against KBR and its former parent corporation...
Jamie Leigh Jones (born 1984) is a former KBR employee who claims that she was drugged and gang-raped by seven KBR employees in 2005 in Camp Hope, Baghdad, Iraq. She filed a civil lawsuit against KBR and its former parent corporation Halliburton in 2007. In 2009, the 5th Circuit Court f Appeals in New Orleans ruled Jamie Leigh Jones' federal lawsuit against KBR and some of its affiliates can be tried in open court.
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Is the arbitration clause in all Halliburton KBR employee contracts fair?
57 votes so far
Leader:
No, employees don't read legal details before starting work, and some employees don't have the luxury of saying no to a job because of an arbitration clause
No, employees don't read legal details before starting work, and some employees don't have the luxury of saying no to a job because of an arbitration clause
Hillary Clinton refused to help rape victim Tracy Barker because Barker was not a NY resident in 2006 But demanded justice for Jamie Jones because Hillary is running for office that is injustice!
7 votesclosed
Winner:
Tracy Barker is owed an apology by Clinton, Congressman Poe and Ms Slaughter
Tracy Barker is owed an apology by Clinton, Congressman Poe and Ms Slaughter
Do You think the award given to Jamie Jones should have been shared with rape Victim Tracy Barker since these two girls came forward at the same time on ABC 2020 bringing awareness?
5 votesclosed
Winner:
This award should be for both Barker and Jones
This award should be for both Barker and Jones
AP reports that a woman who claims that she was raped back in 2005 while she was working for the company KBR Inc. (which was a subsidiary of Halliburton Co. at the time) settled her case for nearly $3 million dollars...
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Jamie Leigh Jones was raped by some fellow employees of Halliburton/KBR in Baghdad in 2005. She was prevented from filing a lawsuit against KBR because her employment contract stipulated employees must submit to private arbitration in disputes rather than bring complaints to public courts. Jones was not an isolated case.read more
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- Appeals court sends contractor's case to court (news.google.com)
Just when it looked as if the legal battle between former KBR contractor Tracy Barker and Halliburton, which used to own KBR, was about to come to a multi-million dollar conclusion, filings made ...
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- Judge denies Halliburton's request to leave Iraq case (search.msn.com)
- Stewart: GOP protects Halliburton’s ‘it’s okay if you get raped’ clause (feedproxy.google.com)
Former military construction contractor Tracy Barker was raped in Iraq in 2005 while on her job site. Barker went through the arbitration process and won a settlement, but Kellogg Brown & Root is still trying to screw her over. KBR has released a typically douchey statement: "However, the decision validates what KBR has maintained all along; that the arbitration process is truly neutral and works in the best interest of the parties involved...
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In 2005, Halliburton/KBR employee Jamie Leigh Jones was violently gang-raped by her co-workers while in Iraq. After she reported the crime, KBR ordered her to be held prisoner in a shipping container by armed guards. She was denied food, water and medical treatment for over a day until outside forces intervened to have her released from KBR custody. KBR "lost" the rape kit and other evidence collected in the case.
Finally safe, Jones found...
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- KBR responds to ex-worker's gang-rape claim (khou.com)
- Republicans for Rape (blondesense.blogspot.com)
A British lawyer accused in the United States of helping a former Halliburton Co. subsidiary bribe Nigerian officials for construction projects has begun his fight against extradition in a London court.
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- British man fighting extradition in KBR bribe case (search.msn.com)
Associated Press - November 19, 2009 1:35 PM ET HOUSTON (AP) - An arbitrator has awarded a woman nearly $3 million to settle her claims that she was raped in Iraq by a State Department employee...
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Tracy Barker has been awarded almost $3 million by an arbitrator in assault charges against a U.S. contractor and former Halliburton subsidiary, after claiming she was raped in 2005 by a State Department employee in Iraq, the Associated Press reports.
"It took me a long time to get here. I'm happy about the award," she told [...]
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- Haliburton Must Pay Rape Victim $3 Million (drudge.com)
Four Colorado veterans are the latest to file "burn pit" lawsuits against military contractors accused of exposing soldiers to toxic fumes and ash. The veterans are suing Houston-based Halliburton Co. and KBR Inc., which have been accused in several lawsuits around the country of operating dangerous war-zone burn pits.
From cbs4denver.com
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- 4 Colo. Vets Sue Halliburton, KBR (cbs4denver.com)
- Halliburton, KBR named in suit over 'burn pits' (search.msn.com)
- Two Mass. Guardsmen sue Halliburton, KBR over toxic exposure (feedburner.com)
Sen. Franken questions Jamie Leigh Jones and de Bernardo about the cover-up by Halliburton/KBR of the sexual assault perpetrated against Mrs. Jones during her employment with the company by other KBR employees, and her four year pursuit of justice in the face of the company's binding arbitration policy.
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