· 8/4/2003
Desantis v. Imperial Casualty Indemnity Company, No. 97-3238 (2003)
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- noting that plaintiff had properly indicated to employer that he was not electing to take DC FMLA leave for rib injury and instead would use vacation time
- “To state a claim of interference under the FMLA ... a plaintiff must establish: (1) that his employer interfered with his exercise of protected rights and (2) that the interference caused prejudice.”
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Judges: <bold><underline>DARIGAN, J.</underline></bold>
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