City paid ex-employee $67,500 in settling discrimination lawsuit, documents show

The city of Eugene paid a former employee and his attorneys $67,500 to settle a federal employment discrimination lawsuit filed last year.

The city agreed to pay Drae Charles $5,418 for lost wages, $16,256 for noneconomic losses, and $45,824 for attorney’s fees and costs. Lookout Eugene-Springfield obtained the settlement agreement, dated Aug. 3, through a public records request.

Charles was formerly a management analyst and a human rights and equity analyst for the city’s Office of Equity & Community Engagement…

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