Theodore L. Leblanc v. Great American Insurance Company

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• holding that state officials sued in their official 7 capacities are not “persons” within the meaning of Section 1983 unless sued for 8 prospective injunctive relief
• holding that the plaintiff did not make out a prima facie age discrimination case where two out of three employees terminated in a RIF were members of a protected class
• noting that, in summary judgment, reviewing court must view record and draw all reasonable inferences in nonmovant's favor
• noting that, in summary judgment, reviewing court must view record and draw all reasonable inferences in nonmovant’s favor
• noting that, in disparate-treatment ADEA case, \'a small statistical sample carries little or no probative force to show [age] discrimination'\
• noting that, in disparate-treatment ADEA case, \'a small statistical sample carries little or no probative force to show [age] discrimination'\

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