Andree J. Leopold v. Baccarat, Inc.

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• providing that “[a]ny participant, beneficiary, surviving spouse, or contingent annuitant, or other person who is entitled to a payment of a benefit for which provision is made in this Plan” may file a claim
• “It is well-established that a defendant . . . bears the burden of proving its affirmative defense.”
• “A credible fear must be based on more than the employee’s subjective belief. Evidence must be produced to the effect that the employer has ignored or resisted similar complaints or has taken adverse actions against employees in response to such complaints.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).