A federal lawsuit has been filed against the University of Texas Medical Branch. The lawsuit alleges that the university violated the Equal Pay Act.
The allegations stem from a claim made by a female employee who says she was paid less than a male colleague.
Further details about the lawsuit are available from ABC13 Houston, including the specifics of the allegations and the university's response to the claim.
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