· 7/31/1897
Sabin v. Anderson
Citations
- 31 Or. 487
- 49 P. 870
- 1897 Ore. LEXIS 67
How courts have described this case
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- finding that supervisor’s training in equal employment opportunity permitted the jury to infer the requisite state of mind
- finding that the evidence necessary to establish a prima facie case is “minimal” and “de minimis” and that the mere fact the plaintiff was replaced by someone outside the protected class will suffice for the inference of discrimination at this stage.
- reciting employer’s assertion that it had “thrown out” all documents relating to plaintiffs poor performance
- describing the “evidence necessary to satisfy this initial burden as minimal and de minimis”
- plaintiffs replacement by someone outside protected class satisfied fourth element of prima facie case
- “[T]he mere fact that a plaintiff was replaced by someone outside the protected class will suffice for the required inference of discrimination at the prima facie stage.”
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Judges: Wolverton
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