Connie D. Gray v. Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• addressing an alleged weakness in the plaintiffs prima fa-cie case following a jury trial
• addressing an alleged weakness in the plaintiff’s prima facie case following a jury trial
• noting, in connection with the third method, that \whether the plaintiff has in fact presented evidence supporting each element of her prima facie case is material to the determination whether she has demonstrated that the employer's articulated reason.... is not credible.\
• noting, in connection with the third method, that “whether the plaintiff has in fact presented evidence supporting each element of her prima facie case is material to the determination whether she has demonstrated that the employer’s articulated reason .... is not credible.”
• noting, in connection with the third method, that “whether the plaintiff has in fact presented evidence supporting each element of her prima facie case is material to the determination whether she has demonstrated that the employer’s articulated reason .... is not credible.”
• comparables are substantially similar if they dealt with the same supervisor, were subject to the same standards, and engaged in the same conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).