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The Testifying Supervisor: Avoiding Trouble Through Preparation

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Litigation

In employment discrimination litigation, it often falls to various supervisors, manager and human resources employees to represent the company and, if necessary, testify at a deposition or trial. In nearly all cases, those managers and supervisors will be prepped by a company attorney before their testimony.  Manpower Employment Blog shares a few of the tried… Continue Reading

Benefits Determination Not Dispositive on ADA Issue

By Daniel Schwartz on Posted in Discrimination & Harassment, Litigation

Denials of motions for summary judgment tend to be routine matters. Find a "disputed material fact" or two and it becomes a matter for a jury to consider. Similarly, some motions for summary judgment are so obvious that only a short decision.  However, a recent decision by District Court Judge Dominic Squatrito highlights two issues that… Continue Reading