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· 3/23/2016

Commonwealth v. Henriques, M.

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  • referring to an employee as old or “old lady” could constitute circumstantial evidence of discriminatory intent
  • “[T]he discriminatory remarks were not made in the context of [the plaintiff’s] termination, so they were not direct evidence of discrimination.”
  • collecting cases and recognizing typical application of doctrine

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Judges: Per Curiam

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