Monthly Archives: June 2014

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

by Greg Mullanax Posted on June 26, 2014

Just after I posted thoughts on recent unpublished opinions, today the California Supreme Court issued an opinion in which it concluded that the after-acquired evidence and unclean hands doctrines are not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Unpublished Decisions: SJ and Attorney’s Fees Affirmed

by Greg Mullanax Posted on June 26, 2014

The Courts of Appeal have not issued many published decisions lately on FEHA cases, but here are two recent unpublished decisions concerning defendant’s evidence of a legitimate nondiscriminatory reason for termination and another case regarding an attorney’s fee award.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