Former SpaceX employee says her supervisor got her pregnant and offered $100K for an abortion
Read our Privacy notice A judge has again rejected SpaceX's attempt to obtain medical records from a former employee who alleges she became pregnant after being coerced into a sexual relationship with her supervisor. Richardson ruled there was no legal basis to grant SpaceX's request to force Michelle Dopak to authorize the release of her medical records. "The court does not have the power to create additional methods of discovery and will not do so here," Richardson wrote in his July 29...
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