· 3/15/1868
Wells v. Turnage
Citations
- 20 La. 234
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- concluding that the plaintiffs’ § 1981 claims based on conduct occurring more than four years before the date they filed the complaint were time-barred
- holding that identification of a single comparator suffices at the pleading stage
- holding that identification of a single comparator suffices at the pleading stage
- noting that “[r]etaliation claims brought under the NYCHRL are . . . subject to a lower standard” than section 1981 and NYSHRL retaliation claims
- declining to address at the dismissal phase whether a collective bargaining agreement is a basis other than sex for payment disparities
- analyzing § 1981 and § 1983 hostile work environment claims under the same standard
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Judges: Hyman
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