Monthly Archives: June 2014

California Supreme Court: After-Acquired Evidence and Unclean Hands Are Not Complete Defenses

Just after I posted thoughts on recent unpublished opinions, today the California Supreme Court issued an opinion in which it concluded that the after-acquired evidence and unclean hands doctrines are not complete defenses to FEHA claims, but they do affect … Continue reading

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Unpublished Decisions: SJ and Attorney’s Fees Affirmed

The Courts of Appeal have not issued many published decisions lately on FEHA cases, but here are two recent unpublished decisions concerning defendant’s evidence of a legitimate nondiscriminatory reason for termination and another case regarding an attorney’s fee award. Davis … Continue reading

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