Phyllis MELOFF, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Appellee

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• reversing grant of summary judgment in an employment discrimination case where plaintiff had insufficient opportunity “to explore the motivations and reasons for terminating her employment”
• reversing grant of summary judgment in an employment discrimination case where plaintiff had insufficient opportunity \to explore the motivations and reasons for terminating her employment\
• finding the district court was \over-hasty in granting [summary] judgment\ and vacating the district court's order where the nonmovant filed an affidavit pointing out the need for further discovery in opposing the motion
• reversing award of summary judgment where “no discovery deadlines [had been] set, [plaintiff] ... needed depositions - to explore the motivations and reasons for [the adverse employment decision,] ... the ... method in which [it] was done ... [and] company policy”

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