Schibursky v. International Business MacHines Corp.

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• holding that plaintiffs subjective beliefs and bare allegations fell far short of demonstrating that age was a determining factor in her discharge
• requiring that the complaint “identify which defendants made false and defamatory statements”
• on motion for summary judgment, refusing to consider documents consisting of handwritten notations, the source and date of which were not indicated, and which were not accompanied by affidavit or evidence authenticating them
• same as to statements that employee was “hard to work with!’ and “rude”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).