Horn v. Davis Electrical Constructors, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that § 41-1-80 “does not singularly accord to an employee the right to a reasonable period of time for rehabilitation to demonstrate the ability to perform his former employment”
• holding that § 41-1-80 “does not singularly accord to an employee the right to a reasonable period of time for rehabilitation to demonstrate the ability to perform his former employment”
• holding reinstatement, as an equitable remedy, is similar to injunctive relief and therefore discretionary
• holding reinstatement, as an equitable remedy, is similar to injunctive relief and therefore discretionary
• where temporal proximity of injury and discharge existed, “in addition to other retaliatory evidence in the record as well as [employer’s] admission that evidence of retaliation existed,” plaintiff established termination in violation of statute
• when construing a statute, courts must determine the intent of the legislature

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).