David Grubb, executive director of the largest joint insurance fund in New Jersey, estimates public worker lawsuits cost taxpayers more than $100 million a year. (Courtesy David Grubb)
The legal settlements and jury awards have come rapid-fire, month after month, year after year: $400,000 to the public works employee who claimed a hostile work environment; $2.1 million to the fire inspector whom a jury found had been harassed; $200,000 to the former police dispatcher who said she was improperly fired; $3.65 million to the…
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