Wali v. One Source Co.

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• granting summary judgment on plaintiff’s discriminatory termination claim where plaintiff proffered no evidence other than bare allegations
• “[T]he Court retains some discretion to consider the substance of the plaintiff's arguments, where actually supported by evidentiary submissions.”
• “[W]here a pro se plaintiff fails to submit a proper Rule 56.1 statement in opposition to a summary judgment motion, the Court retains some discretion to consider the substance of the plaintiff’s arguments, where actually supported by evidentiary submissions.”
• “[W]here a pro se plaintiff fails to submit a proper Rule 56.1 statement in opposition to a summary judgment motion, the Court retains some discretion to consider the substance of the plaintiff’s arguments, where actually supported by evidentiary submissions.”
• evaluating plaintiff’s race and color discrimination claims simultaneously

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