Media Coverage & Official Rebuttal

Correcting the Public Record on EEOC v. Jackson National

Several media outlets misreported the outcome of EEOC v. Jackson National Life Insurance Company. These articles falsely suggested a finalized, comprehensive settlement. In reality, La’Tonya Nicole Ford — the original EEOC complainant — still has unresolved claims, and remains excluded from the reported $20.5M figure. This misrepresentation has fueled public confusion and helped shield ongoing misconduct.

Publications That Misreported or Oversimplified the Case:

Bloomberg Law
The Denver Post (multiple articles)
EEOC.gov
HR Dive
Yahoo News
TheGrio
LegalReader.com
Business Insurance
National Law Review

Rebuttal Statement by La’Tonya Nicole Ford

“I was the original EEOC complainant. The $20.5 million figure was calculated using fraudulent salary data, enabled by undisclosed conflicts of interest and court obstruction. My case remains unresolved — and I have faced ongoing retaliation and targeting from both the defendants and law enforcement, with the courts being weaponized as part of that campaign. This Pro Se Powerhouse legal series documents that reality — with certified filings, recusal motions, and the lived experience of torture, surveillance, harassment, and injustice.”

EEOC Official Press Release:

EEOC.gov – Jackson National Life Insurance to Pay $20.5M to Settle EEOC Lawsuit

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Media Coverage & Official Rebuttal