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Nine Women Sue Cork and Bull for Racial Discrimination

1/26/2026

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Nine women sued Cork and Bull Chophouse for $5 million, alleging racial discrimination after removal following a brawl involving two other women.
Robert Mullins and Teresa Mullins, the owners of Cork and Bull Chophouse, deny allegations, citing surveillance footage and stating the incident harmed their restaurant's reputation.
The women have hired attorney Joyvan Malbon-Griffin to pursue the case.
The NAACP supports the women, demanding accountability in racial discrimination cases.

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Story summary

Nine women sued Cork and Bull Chophouse for $5 million, alleging racial discrimination after removal following a brawl involving two other women.
Robert Mullins and Teresa Mullins, the owners of Cork and Bull Chophouse, deny allegations, citing surveillance footage and stating the incident harmed their restaurant's reputation.
The women have hired attorney Joyvan Malbon-Griffin to pursue the case.
The NAACP supports the women, demanding accountability in racial discrimination cases.