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· 9/14/1994

Century Mortgage Co. v. George

Citations

  • 231 Conn. 915
  • 648 A.2d 150
  • 1994 Conn. LEXIS 314

How courts have described this case

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  • finding genuine dispute as to material facts regarding whether the plaintiff’s failure to conform to traditional gender stereotypes — by taking his husband’s last name after marrying him (“a ‘traditionally’ feminine practice?’) — was the motivation behind his termination.
  • gay man alleged sufficient facts to support a claim of sex discrimination based on his failure to comply with gender norms where he changed his last name to his husband’s and his employer refused to call him by his new name

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