James L. Graef v. Chemical Leaman Corporation, Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, Inc., Dennis Copeland, and John Gallagher

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• arbitral decisions can be “highly probative” to the issue of whether an adverse employment action was taken for legitimate reasons
• “Evidence is not prejudicial merely because admitting it may sway the jury against a party.”
• “Evidence is not prejudicial merely because admitting it may sway the jury against a party.”
• “[T]he burden of establishing the untrustworthiness of such documents is on the opponent of the evidence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).