Martinez-Burgos v. Guayama Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that “documented instances of noncompliance with a raft of company policies and rules,” among other factors, satisfied the defendant’s burden of production in a pregnancy discrimination case
• describing the “prima facie stage of the burden-shifting framework” as a “relatively low bar”
• “[Leave to amend] is properly denied . . . if amendment 12 would be futile.”
• “Our task is thus limited, to the extent possible, to applying state law as it currently exists, not creating new rules or significantly expanding existing ones.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).