Hotelera Naco, Inc. v. Chinea

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• holding that where no clear legislative intent exists, a substantive statute is presumed to operate prospectively
• holding that where no clear legislative intent exists, a substantive statute is presumed to operate prospectively
• report offered to prove employer’s state of mind in deciding to terminate an employee is not offered for their truth and is not inadmissible hearsay

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