Stone v. Galaxy Carpet Mills, Inc.

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• stating that, when employer hires most qualified person, claim of pretext generally fails
• “The [c]ourt will not take judicial notice, as Plaintiff apparently wants, that Defendant clearly made the assumption that [the plaintiff], as a woman, was unable to travel and that he needed a man who could travel and that this is sex stereotyping.” (cleaned up)

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