LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More information has been revealed in the lawsuit filed by former Louisville Urban League President Dr. Kish Cumi Price.
She has accused the organization of financial misconduct.
The Urban League is now asking a judge to dismiss the lawsuit, claiming there is not enough concrete evidence.
Price alleges she was fired after uncovering financial issues, stating the organization misused grant money.
In a motion filed Tuesday, the Urban League is asking for the lawsuit to be tossed.
They argue Price did not cite any specific policy the league violated when firing her and the Urban League claims her firing happened before the alleged misconduct was brought up for an audit meeting.
The organization argues there is not enough proof to back up her claims.
According to The Urban League's lawyer, Kish Cumi Price's lawyer has 20 days from Monday to file a response to the League's motion to dismiss.
The League's lawyer said after Cumi's response is received, the League will have 10 days to issue their own response.
After both responses have been issued, a judge will decide whether to move forward or dismiss the laws.
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