Howard E. Mandell v. The County of Suffolk and John Gallagher, Police Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that employer treatment of plaintiff less favorably than similarly situated person outside protected group can admit inference of discrimination
• holding that an employer’s failure to investigate allegations of a discriminatory atmosphere in the workplace may raise an inference of discrimination
• holding that “the question whether two employees are similarly situated is a question of fact for the jury”
• holding that “the question whether two employees are similarly situated is a question of fact for the jury”
• holding that “the question whether two employees are similarly situated is a question of fact for the jury’
• holding that “[o]rdinarily, the question whether two employees are similarly situated is a question of fact for the jury.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).