Steven G. Rothmeier v. Investment Advisers, Inc., a Minnesota Corporation Noel P. Rahn, an Individual

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• holding that a trial judge can grant summary judgment if evidence is insufficient for reasonable trier of fact to infer discrimination, even where factual dispute on pretext exists
• holding that a trial judge can grant summary judgment if evidence is insufficient for reasonable trier of fact to infer discrimination, even where factual dispute on pretext exists
• explaining that we apply this framework in both Title VII cases and in the ADEA context
• reading Hicks to reject an approach under which a showing that the defendant's proffered explanation is false is presumptively insufficient to show discrimination
• reading Hicks to reject an approach under which a showing that the defendant’s' proffered explanation is false is presumptively insufficient to show discrimination
• reasoning that the court need not resolve other allegations presented by plaintiff, rather the court need only determine whether the evidence offered “creates a reasonable inference that age was a determinative factor” in the plaintiffs termination

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