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· 4/29/1992

Robert Lilley, Cross-Appellee v. Btm Corporation, Cross-Appellant

Citations

  • 958 F.2d 746

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  • holding that $350,000 mental anguish award for age discrimination was within the realm of other verdicts that have been upheld in similar cases
  • holding that $350,000 mental anguish award for age discrimination was within the realm of other verdicts that have been upheld in similar cases
  • holding that employee status was an issue for a jury to resolve
  • reasoning that defendants “have a substantial interest in controlling the advertising of their products because [they] may be liable for [the plaintiffs] misstatements or misrepresentations”
  • reasoning that defendants \have a substantial interest in controlling the advertising of their products because [they] may be liable for [the plaintiff's] misstatements or misrepresentations\
  • holding that the district court could not properly reduce the attorney-fee award for time spent on the plaintiff’s unsuccessful age-discrimination claim because it was related to the plaintiff’s successful retaliation claim (citing Hensley, 461 U.S. at 437)

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Judges: Ryan, Suhrheinrich, Peck

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