Featured Federalist Article: Text Education in Muldrow v. St. Louis: The Supreme Court Just Made Title VII Cases Easier for Plaintiffs to Win
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Elizabeth K. Dorminey authored another article for the Federalist Society.
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The Supreme Court just lowered the bar for litigants alleging workplace discrimination. But let’s not hear any complaining! The Justices, in a unanimous decision, did exactly what they’re supposed to do: apply the plain language of the statute. If you want a different result, talk to Congress, not the Court.
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