William E. Gagnon, Jr. v. Sprint Corporation, Doing Business as Sprint Spectrum Finance Corporation, Doing Business as Sprint Pcs

How courts have described this case

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• \Courts look beyond the moment a decision was made in order to determine whether statements or comments made by other managerial employees played a role in the ultimate decisionmaking process.\
• “Courts look beyond the moment a decision was made in order to determine whether statements or comments made by other managerial employees played a role in the ultimate decisionmaking process.”
• “Courts look beyond the moment a decision was made in order to determine whether statements or comments made by other managerial employees played a role in the ultimate decisionmaking process.”
• “Courts look beyond the moment a decision was made in order to determine whether statements or comments made by other managerial employees played a role in the ultimate deci-sionmaking process”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).