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Representing Plaintiffs in Title VII Actions, 5th Edition (1-year Online Subscription)

By Robert E. McKnight
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. (Online)

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10073234
Publisher
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. (Online)
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Online , 2980 pages
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U.S. ? Countri(es) for reference only
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Representing Plaintiffs in Title VII Actions Online offers you a wide array of legal tools for mastering the basic theories, case management methods, discriminatory practices, class actions, dispositions, and remedies in this vital area of the law. Written in clear, concise language, this unique resource includes a wealth of updated information on Title VII cases, including:

  • Summary judgment
  • A greatly expanded discussion of jury trials
  • A groundbreaking chapter on religious discrimination
  • A section on race and national origin
  • An important chapter on choice of forum
  • An expanded discussion of sexual harassment litigation with an explanation of new decisions from the Supreme Court
  • Extensive analysis of damages and the preserving of damage awards
  • And more.

Representing Plaintiffs in Title VII Actions also discusses and analyzes cases that illustrate the use of expert witnesses, showing you how to prepare and present those witnesses to your best advantage. Representing Plaintiffs in Title VII Actions allows you to acquire the expertise you need to build and win your Title VII case.

Table of Contents

About the Author

Introduction

Part I PROHIBITED & PERMITTED PRACTICES

Chapter 1A DISPARATE TREATMENT “BECAUSE OF” ANIMUS: HISTORY AND OVERVIEW

§ 1A.01

 Introduction

§ 1A.02

 Overview: The McDonnell Douglas Approach

Chapter 1B DISPARATE TREATMENT “BECAUSE OF” ANIMUS: THE PLAINTIFF’S PRIMA FACIE CASE & THE EMPLOYER’S EVIDENCE

§ 1B.01

 The Plaintiff’s Prima Facie Case

§ 1B.02

 The Employer’s Rebuttal Reason (and Other Evidence)

Chapter 1C DISPARATE TREATMENT “BECAUSE OF” ANIMUS: PRETEXT AND OTHER EVIDENCE OF DISCRIMINATION

§ 1C.01

 Evidence of the Employer’s Disbelief of Its Own Reasons

§ 1C.02

 Evidence Responding to the Employer’s Reasons

§ 1C.03

 Evidence Responding to the Employer’s Reasons: Creating Doubt in General

§ 1C.04

 Evidence Going Beyond the Employer’s Reasons

Chapter 2 DISPARATE TREATMENT “MOTIVATED BY” ANIMUS

§ 2.01

Overview and History

§ 2.02

Motivating Factor Causation: Legal Analysis

§ 2.03

Remedies, Including Attorney’s Fees and Costs

Chapter 3 HARASSMENT

§ 3.01

History of Harassment Litigation

§ 3.02

Overview: Elements of a Title VII Harassment Claim

§ 3.03

Unwelcome Conduct

§ 3.04

Harassment Based on a Protected Characteristic

§ 3.05

Alteration of a Term or Condition of Employment

§ 3.06

Basis for Liability

Chapter 4 RETALIATION

§ 4.01

Introduction

§ 4.02

Prima Facie Elements

§ 4.03

The Employer’s Legitimate Reason and Other Evidence

§ 4.04

Pretext and Other Evidence of Retaliation

§ 4.05

Other Federal Retaliation Remedies

Chapter 5 DISPARATE TREATMENT BASED ON FAILURE TO PROVIDE REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION TO A RELIGIOUS BELIEF

§ 5.01

Introduction

§ 5.02

Prima Facie Elements

§ 5.03

Employer’s Response

§ 5.04

Accommodation and Unions

Chapter 6 DISPARATE IMPACT

§ 6.01

Overview and History

§ 6.02

Prima Facie Case

§ 6.03

The Employer’s Defenses

§ 6.04

The Plaintiff’s Last Chance: Alternative Selection Devices

§ 6.05

Other Issues

Chapter 7 ADDITIONAL PROHIBITED PRACTICES, AND PERMITTED PRACTICES

§ 7.01

Additional Prohibited Practices

§ 7.02

Permitted Practices and Practices Not Covered

Part II PRE-LITIGATION CHARGE FILING

Chapter 8 PROTECTED CHARACTERISTICS

§ 8.01

Introduction

§ 8.02

Race and Color

§ 8.03

National Origin

§ 8.04

Religion

§ 8.05

Sex

§ 8.06

Intersectional Discrimination

Chapter 9 CHARGING PARTIES AND RESPONDENTS

§ 9.01

Introduction

§ 9.02

Charging Parties

§ 9.03

Respondents: Covered and Not Covered

Chapter 10 CHARGE FILING THROUGH RIGHT-TO-SUE LETTERS

§ 10.01

Timeliness of an EEOC Charge

§ 10.02

Administrative Adequacy of an EEOC Charge

§ 10.03

Charge Investigation, and Charging Party's Cooperation

§ 10.04

Charge Conciliation

§ 10.05

Right-to-Sue Letters

Chapter 11 CASE SELECTION, RETAINERS, AND INFORMAL INVESTIGATION

§ 11.01

Case—and Client—Selection Considerations

§ 11.02

Investigating the Case

Part III LITIGATION

Chapter 12 GETTING THE CASE INTO COURT

§ 12.01

Introduction

§ 12.02

Timely Filing of Suit

§ 12.03

Aligning the Lawsuit with the Charge: Exhaustion of EEOC Remedies

 

 

§ 12.04

Venue and Forums

§ 12.05

Bankruptcy Filings

§ 12.06

Res Judicata

§ 12.07

Settlements and Offers of Judgment

§ 12.08

Death of the Plaintiff

§ 12.09

Immunity

Chapter 13 DISCOVERY AND ADMISSIBILITY

§ 13.01

Discovery and Admissibility of Records from Plaintiff's Earlier, Later, and Current Employers

§ 13.02

Discovery and Admissibility of Other Evidence Relating to Liability

§ 13.03

Discovery and Admissibility of Other Evidence Relating to Damages

§ 13.04

Expert Testimony

§ 13.05

Miscellaneous

Chapter 14 DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS

§ 14.01

Rule 12(b)(6) and 12(c) Motions

§ 14.02

Motions for Summary Judgment and Judgment as a Matter of Law

§ 14.03

Additional JMOL/New Trial Considerations

Chapter 15 JURY INSTRUCTIONS AND OTHER JURY ISSUES

§ 15.01

Jury Questions in Title VII Cases

§ 15.02

Jury Selection

§ 15.03

Closing Arguments

Appendix A:

  Voir Dire: Areas of Inquiry

Part IV SPECIAL LITIGATION CONTEXTS

Chapter 16 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES

§ 16.01

Introduction

§ 16.02

Substantive Issues

§ 16.03

Procedural Issues: Individual Cases

§ 16.04

Procedural Issues: Class Cases

Chapter 17 CLASS ACTIONS, INCLUDING PATTERN-OR-PRACTICE EVIDENCE IN CLASS CLAIMS

§ 17.01

Class Actions: Initial Considerations

§ 17.02

Class Certification

§ 17.03

Liability

§ 17.04

Remedies


Chapter 18 ARBITRATION OF TITLE VII CLAIMS
§ 18.01   Introduction
§ 18.02   The Federal Arbitration Act
§ 18.03   Labor-Law Arbitration
Part V REMEDIES

Chapter 19 REMEDIES: DAMAGES AND INJUNCTIONS

§ 19.01

Introduction

§ 19.02

Equitable Relief: Back Pay

§ 19.03

Equitable Relief: Instatement, Reinstatement, or Front Pay

§ 19.04

Equitable Relief: Injunctions

§ 19.05

Compensatory Damages

§ 19.06

Punitive Damages

§ 19.07

Caps on Compensatory and Punitive Damages

§ 19.08

Remedies in Motivating Factor and Disparate Impact Cases

§ 19.09

Remedies for Equal Pay Act Violations

§ 19.10

Remedies When the Discrimination Claimants Exceed the Positions Available

§ 19.11

Interest

§ 19.12

Taxability of Remedies

Chapter 20 FEES AND COSTS

§ 20.01

Introduction

§ 20.02

Prevailing Plaintiff

§ 20.03

Setting a Fee Award

§ 20.04

Prevailing Defendant

§ 20.05

Setting a Cost Award

§ 20.06

Other Considerations

§ 20.07

Sanctions

 

Highlights

The 2022-1 Supplement to the Fifth Edition brings you up to date on the latest developments, including citations to new opinions from district and appellate courts, and the U.S. Supreme Court, issued from April 1, 2021, through July 31, 2021. The 2022-1 Supplement also includes:

  • Expanded coverage of allocation of damages between Title VII and other claims (see § 19.07[D][2]).
  • Arbitration relocated to its own new chapter (see Chapter 18).
  • New coverage of the single-filing exception to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission exhaustion requirement in non-class cases (see § 12.03[A][1]).
  • Reorganized coverage of charging parties and the zone of interests (see § 9.02).
  • Updated coverage of the ministerial exception’s application to claims for harassment (see § 8.04[D][3]).
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