· 11/23/1915
Gay v. Brent
Citations
- 166 Ky. 833
- 179 S.W. 1051
- 1915 Ky. LEXIS 783
How courts have described this case
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- noting that “[t]he Court analyzes ADA retaliation claims under the same standard as Title YII retaliation claims” and that mixed-motive analysis does not apply to Title VII retaliation claims in the wake of Nassar
- granting summary judgment on retaliation claim, reasoning that temporal proximity alone failed to support pretext
- applying the McDonnell Douglas framework to a plaintiff’s claim of national origin discrimination under Title VII
- \Conclusory allegations of discrimination are insufficient to show that a defendant's non-discriminatory reasons are pretexts and avoid summary judgment.\
- “Conclusory allegations of discrimination are insufficient to show that a defendant’s non-discriminatory reasons are pretexts and avoid summary judgment.”
- “The Court analyzes ADA retaliation claims under the same standard as Title VII retaliation claims.” (citing Treglia v. Town of Manlius, 313 F.3d 713, 719 (2d Cir. 2002))
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Judges: Carroll, Whole
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