Fuentes v. Lear Siegler, Inc.

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• summary judgment for the defendant was proper where the plaintiff’s pleadings could not support the inference that the plaintiff was discharged for exercising his right to seek workers’ compensation
• “[I]t should be noted that Illinois does not require a plaintiff to plead that he was discharged for filing a worker's compensation claim.”
• summary judgment for the defendant was proper where the plaintiff's pleadings could not support the inference that the plaintiff was discharged for exercising his right to seek workers' compensation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).