Haimovitz v. United States Department of Justice

How courts have described this case

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• “Although plaintiff may have concluded that such a relocation would adversely affect his personal life, the [anti-discrimination laws] only address[] those business decisions [that] adversely affect one’s employment opportunities.”
• courts generally “find it difficult to believe that ... [employers] which discriminate on the basis of age would carry out their scheme by offering jobs to their targets” (citation omitted)
• “Although plaintiff may have concluded that such a relocation would adversely affect his personal life, the [anti-discrimination laws] only address[] those business decisions [that] adversely affect one’s employment opportunities.”
• “Although plaintiff may have concluded that [the employment action] would adversely affect his personal life, the [anti-discrimination laws] only address[ ] those business decisions [that] adversely affect one’s employment opportunities.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).