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: California Civil LitigationHughes v. Pair - Part I
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The Facts and The HoldingHughes v. Pair (Sept. 10, 2007, B194307, Second District)23 p. opinion (19 p. majority, 4 p. dissent)UPDATE: REVIEW GRANTED (The Supreme Court granted review on Nov. 28, 2007) (S157197)This is a problematic decision. I don't like to criticize the Court of Appeal, but in this decision I think that it missed a crucial distinction between employment sexual harassment actions under the FEHA and Title VII and the action created by Civil Code section 51.9. It appears that the read more
Full post as published by California Civil Litigation on October 01, 2007 (boomark / email).
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