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Maybe. The problem is that the legal basis for the case is so thin that it's *very* likely that the courts will grant summary dismissal. Also keep in mind that Carano does not appear to have actually been fired per se, she was simply not signed to a new contract. That makes it even more...

Possibly, but given that employment is fundamentally at-will, there's a *very* high factual bar to clear in claims of wrongful termination. In particular, most states *do not* make political opinions a protected class with regard to discrimination, so which completely takes the legs out from...

Yes, but the contract that Miss Carano *actually had signed* would almost certainly have been for the Mandalorian; Rangers of the New Republic may or may not have been far enough into pre-production to have actual contracts signed, which means there's only a very tenuous basis to compel...

The term "untimely filed" comes to mind. Given that the relief being demanded is to be recast on the show, waiting until over a year after the show has completed filming and been aired makes that relief both legally and practically moot.

I have to point out that this isn't actually firing her. Mandalorian Season 2 is done with, and all of next year's shows aren't filming yet. So she is not actually hired for any active project; there's nothing to fire her *from*. As to the actual substance of her controversial statements, she...