Di Giovanna v. Beth Israel Medical Center

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that plaintiff abandoned claim where summary judgment “opposition papers do not even mention the claim”
• holding plaintiff’s interference claim “really is no more than an effort to dress [his] retaliation claim in (barely) different clothing”
• holding plaintiff’s interference claim “really is no more than an effort to dress [his] retaliation claim in (barely) different clothing”
• finding that, where plaintiff “made no attempt to rebut defendants’ motion for summary judgment” on his retaliation claim under the Family and Medical Leave Act, he had abandoned the claim
• describing termination-based interference claim as \really no more than an effort to dress [plaintiff]'s retaliation claim in (barely) different clothing\
• granting summary judgment for the defendants on an FMLA interference claim that was supported only by hearsay statements in the plaintiff's deposition

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).