Robert Sloat v. Hewlett-Packard Enter. Co.

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• assuming the fourth element of the plaintiff’s prima facie case in a cat’s paw discrimination case because, in that case, the prima facie inquiry “largely duplicate[d] the pretext inquiry”

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