A lawsuit tying a worker’s climate objections to his Christian beliefs could set a precedent in the post-Groff landscape, his attorneys argued.
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A lawsuit tying a worker’s climate objections to his Christian beliefs could set a precedent in the post-Groff landscape, his attorneys argued.
Published Aug. 4, 2026
A science director at Thermo Fisher Scientific filed a lawsuit against the company on Aug. 3, 2026, alleging it violated his sincerely held religious beliefs by failing to provide a 401(k) investment option free of fossil fuel funding.
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