Hurlbert Ex Rel. Estate of Hurlbert v. St. Mary's Health Care System, Inc.

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• concluding that the “no more than two weeks” between a request for leave and the termination was evidence of pretext
• holding that, although temporal proximity of two weeks is evidence of pretext, it is likely insufficient by itself to show pretext
• ruling that plaintiff was not entitled to raise new claim in the midst of summary judgment
• concluding that inconsistencies in the employer’s as- serted reasons for terminating plaintiff’s employment -- considered together with (1
• concluding that the “no more than two weeks” between a request for leave and the termination was evidence of pretext
• holding that the passage of less than two weeks between the plaintiffs request for leave and his termination was “probably insufficient to establish pretext by itself’

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