by Dan Mahoney | Aug 31, 2005 | LGBT public accommodations, spousal benefits, discrimination LGBT, Lesbian sports, LGBT small businesses, LGBT Sports
Birgit Koebke and Kendall French, a lesbian couple who have been domestic partners for 12 years, sued the Bernardo Heights Country Club for refusing to provide them with the same membership benefits given to different-sex couples and for allowing other members to harass and insult them because of their sexual orientation. In August 2005, the California Supreme Court held that the state’s civil rights law requires businesses in California, including country clubs, to treat registered...
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