Metropolitan Life Ins. v. Madden

How courts have described this case

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• reversing, with scant analysis, trial court’s grant of defendant’s motion for judgment as a matter of law because plaintiff “surmounted this hurdle with evidence that [defendant’s] stated reasons for firing him were false coupled with his own good work rec ord.”
• “Casarez’s complaint to the EEOC and subsequent suit are protected activity . . . .”
• evidence of falsity of defendant’s proffered justifications sufficient to creates jury issue where defendant’s accusations of absenteeism and serious “blue-flag” railroad safety violation were contradicted by employer’s own records

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