Seventh Circuit· 6/28/2004
Gibbs v. General Motors Corp.
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- 104 F. App'x 580
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- McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. GreenSupreme Court· 1973-05-14· cited 38,518×
- Vivian J. Smart v. Ball State UniversitySeventh Circuit· 1996-07-15· cited 480×
- Alfred L. Stone v. City of Indianapolis Public Utilities DivisionSeventh Circuit· 2002-04-01· cited 367×
- Patricia Rogers v. City of Chicago, an Illinois Municipal CorporationSeventh Circuit· 2003-02-26· cited 259×
- Judith Hilt-Dyson v. City of ChicagoSeventh Circuit· 2002-02-27· cited 241×
- Ralph L. Grayson v. Paul O'neill, Secretary, United States Department of the TreasurySeventh Circuit· 2002-10-25· cited 236×
- Karen Bell, Lolita Hill, Farro Assadi, and Christina Prasinos v. Environmental Protection Agency and Carol M. Browner, in Her Official CapacitySeventh Circuit· 2000-11-06· cited 162×
- Judith Volovsek v. Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer ProtectionSeventh Circuit· 2003-09-18· cited 113×
- Kenneth M. Shanoff v. State of Illinois Department of Human ServicesSeventh Circuit· 2001-07-25· cited 101×
- Evelyn L. Houston v. Sidley & AustinSeventh Circuit· 1999-07-26· cited 56×
- Jones Motor Company, Inc., and Protective Insurance Company v. Holtkamp, Liese, Beckemeier & Childress, P.C., and Paul B. LeeSeventh Circuit· 1999-12-28· cited 36×
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