Litigating Sexual Harassment & Sex Discrimination Cases

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By Aaron B. Maduff

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In this latest edition of Litigating Sexual Harassment & Sex Discrimination Cases, Author Aaron B. Maduff has updated 2 new forms, 18 new practice tips, and expanded coverage of a broad range of legal issues and hot topics, including:

Legal Theories of Liability

  • The types of evidence the court will consider in support of a claim of sexual harassment/discrimination, and the way the court will analyze that evidence
  • The viability of a claim for sexual orientation discrimination under Title VII

Preliminary Matters

  • Practical advice regarding your initial meeting with a prospective client (including re: who should be present; whether to charge a fee; and your job at this first meeting)
  • Factors to consider in analyzing liability: the "equal opportunity harasser" defense; related federal statutes; state law torts

Discovery

  • Rule 26 disclosures and the Mandatory Initial Disclosure Pilot Project (with a sample Order and sample Response)
  • Interrogatories to help you gain insight into the employer's alleged affirmative defenses
  • The most effective and efficient way to deal with documents during a deposition
  • 6 practice-tested tips for handling objections during a deposition
  • Defending the employer's deposition

Summary Judgment

  • The rubric of proof governing summary judgment in sex discrimination cases

Trial Preparation

  • Rule 412 motions

Attorney's Fees and Costs

  • Addressing the Johnson factors in your petition for fees, especially the "customary fee charged for such litigation"
  • Opposing a motion for attorneys' fees
Litigating Sexual Harassment & Sex Discrimination Cases