Ann McLaughlin Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department of Labor, Plaintiff v. Joe H. Liu, Individually and Doing Business as J L Fashions, Defendants

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• concluding that a nonmoving party’s sworn statements on a central 6 fact in dispute is direct evidence that precludes summary judgment
• holding that allegations in a nonmoving party’s declaration must be “taken as true,” even if they are “implausible,” and can therefore defeat summary judgment (internal quotation marks omitted)
• holding that allegations in a nonmoving party’s declaration must be “taken as true,” even if they are “implausible,” and can therefore defeat summary judgment (internal quotation marks omitted)
• observing that Matsushita Electric Industrial Company v. Zenith Radio Corporation, 475 U.S. 574 (1986
• nonmoving party survived summary judgment where he relied on sworn affidavit that included specific factual averments, sworn answers to interrogatories, and payroll documentation supporting his factual allegations
• nonmoving party survived summary judgment where he relied on sworn affidavit that included specific factual averments, sworn answers to interrogatories, and payroll documentation supporting his factual allegations

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