Buchheit, Inc. v. Missouri Commission on Human Rights

How courts have described this case

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• circuit court’s judgment was final for purposes of appeal because the basis for remanding the Commission’s decision was a lack of sufficient evidence to support it
• insufficient findings by the Commission prevents the trial court from performing its limited review function, which in turn prevents this Court from performing its appellate function on the merits of the case
• “[A]n inference of discrimination may sometimes arise without additional evidence where the overall strength of the prima facie case and the evidence of pretext suffices to show intentional discrimination.” (alternation in original) (quotation omitted)
• finding subordinate and supervisor sufficiently similar

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