Willie A. Jackson v. State

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• finding that a “plaintiff may .... establish liability” through the traditional Title VII McDonnell-Douglas burden-shifting framework
• explaining that the D.C. Circuit has not articulated the elements of an FMLA interference claim, but setting forth a similar standard based on tests in other circuits
• requiring a plaintiff to show “(1) she was eligible for the FMLA’s protections; (2) her employer was covered by the FMLA; (3) she was entitled to take leave under the FMLA; (4) she provided sufficient 30 2016

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