How to win (or defend against) summary judgment motions in employment cases
Series: PBI -- no. 2005-4073; PBI (Series) -- no. 2005-4073.
Publisher: Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Published: 2005
Place of publication: [Mechanicsburg, Pa.] (5080 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055-6903)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 408
Subjects: Summary judgments; Discrimination in employment; Labor laws and legislation
Other titles: Summary judgment motions in employment cases
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The summary judgment standard  -- Todd J. Shill; title: Reasons for filing & strategies to use in summary judgment motions  -- Todd J. Shill; title: The McDonnell Douglas/Burdine prima facie case - beginning the shifting burden dance  -- Samuel J. Cordes and Emily Schmitz; title: Making the plaintiff's prima facie case - defendant's perspectice  -- Robert F. Prorok; title: Disbelieving an employer's rendition of its own motives - common pretext fact patterns  -- Samuel J. Cordes and Emily Schmitz; title: Summary judgment in discrimination cases : defense perspectice  -- Peter J. Ennis and Marcy E. Aber; title: Developing pretext fact patterns in discovery - defense perspective  -- Jeffrey I. Pasek; title: Surviving summary judgment in Amercians with Disabilities Act cases - global warfare on paper  -- Samuel J. Cordes and Emily Schmitz; title: Summary judgment issues in cases arising under the Americans with Disabilities Act  -- Alan D. Berkowitz; title: Interference or retaliation : litigation under FMLA's confusing remedial scheme  -- Samuel J. Cordes and Emily Schmitz; title: Summary judgment issues in Equal Pay Act and Title VII wage cases  -- Alan D. Berkowitz; title: Punitive damages in discrimination cases: defense perspective  -- Peter J. Ennis; title: Administrative exhaustion  -- Robert F. Prorok; title: Preemption of employment claims -- Jeffrey I. Pasek .