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This article originally appeared in the March 11, 2007 edition of Boca Raton News, www.bocanews.com. Reprinted with permission. Part 1 of 2 Invariably, when an employer is served with an administrative complaint or lawsuit pertaining to an employee’s discrimination or harassment claims, document production requests will be made when the proceeding commences. An employer’s ability to produce documentation that supports the business judgments and the actions that the employer has made and taken regarding the complaining employee can be a vital factor in establishing a viable legal defense. In their weekly Boca Raton News column, Hodgson Russ partners Larry Corman and Glenn Rissman discuss issues related to defending against employee discrimination and harassment claims. Please click on the PDF link above to view the full article ... |
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