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· 11/15/2000

Lionel Bordelon v. Chicago School Reform Board of Trustees

Citations

  • 233 F.3d 524
  • 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 29027
  • 2000 WL 1702285

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that plaintiff's renewal as principal afteremployer's stigmatizing conduct meant he could not show that it was \virtually impossible\ for him to find employment in chosen field
  • concluding that a trial court is not required to “wade through improper denials and legal argument in search of a genuinely disputed fact”
  • concluding that a trial court is not required to “wade through improper denials and legal argument in search of a genuinely disputed fact”
  • ruling that the burden of opposing summary judgment is “not satisfied by citations to the record that support legal argument rather than controvert material facts”
  • ruling that “a disputed issue of fact is “not satisfied by citations to the record that support legal argument rather than controvert material facts”
  • holding that the requirements for responses under Local Rule 56.1 are “not satisfied by evasive denials that do not fairly meet the substance of the material facts asserted”

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Judges: Rovner, Wood, Williams

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