Deniece Scales v. J.C. Bradford and Company

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• concluding that evidence that males were promoted to broker representative in 2.38 years on average while women were not promoted for 4.75 years was sufficient evidence of causation
• concluding that evidence that males were promoted to broker representative in 2.38 years on average while women were not promoted for 4.75 years was sufficient evidence of causation
• limiting discovery to the local office where “[t]he focus of plaintiffs complaint was on the treatment she received” by the local office
• finding gender discrimination on the basis that it took women longer than men to be promoted to the first managerial level in the company
• reducing fee award by fifty percent when plaintiff prevailed on only two of four claims
• finding gender discrimination on the basis that it took women longer than men to be promoted to the first managerial level in the company

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).