At the end of May, Joshua Gray, a former executive at Imperial Palace in Saipan, won a $5.68-million discrimination lawsuit against the casino’s owner, Imperial Pacific International (IPI). His odds of receiving the money were worse than winning the lottery, and a judge is now going to allow him to become part of the ongoing receivership that has taken over IPI’s Saipan operations.
One of the crystal dragons adorning the lobby of the Imperial Palace casino resort in Saipan. Any assets that have not already become part of the casino’s receivership, including the dragons.
Gray was a director of operations for Imperial Palace who repeatedly found himself passed over for promotion, earning less than others with no experience and suffering nicknames such as the “fat black guy.” IPI denied the allegations, but Gray, a US Naval Academy graduate, had the proof to support his claims.
One of the crystal dragons adorning the lobby of the Imperial Palace casino resort in Saipan. Any assets that have not already become part of the casino’s receivership, including the dragons.
Gray was a director of operations for Imperial Palace who repeatedly found himself passed over for promotion, earning less than others with no experience and suffering nicknames such as the “fat black guy.” IPI denied the allegations, but Gray, a US Naval Academy graduate, had the proof to support his claims.