13Sep
It’s Alive! Summary Judgment Lives in Employment Discrimination Cases
Can an employer ever win a motion for summary judgment on a discrimination case in state court? The prevailing wisdom is no. A fool’s errand, some might say. But a new Connecticut Appellate Court case (Alvarez v. City of Middletown) shows at least...
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Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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