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Mar. 8, 2008
Subject area: Labor-Employment
In an employment discrimination lawsuit, can a plaintiff offer the testimony of other current or former employees who say they were discriminated against, too? According to the United States Supreme Court in Sprint v. Mendelsohn, (February 26, 2008), the admissibility of such evidence depends on the circumstances of the plaintiff’s case and the plaintiff’s theory of liability. (Complete Article)
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