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Recent Decisions

Kloeckner v. Solis: HELD: MSPB "mixed case" appeals are filed in district court, not in the Federal Circuit.

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Pending Cases

Sandifer v. United States Steel: ISSUE: What constitutes “changing clothes” within the meaning of Section 203(o) of the Fair Labor Standards Act? Oral argument to be scheduled

Genesis HealthCare Corp v. Symczyk: Issue: Mootness of FLSA Section 216(b) collective action. Oral argument December 3, 2012.

Vance v. Ball State University: Issue: Scope of the "supervisor" liability rule under Title VII. Oral argument November 26, 2012.

United States v. Windsor: Issue: Constitutionality of Defense of Marriage Act; jurisdiction; standing. Oral argument to be scheduled. Oral argument March 27, 2013.

Oxford Health Plans v. Sutter: Issue: Authority of arbitrator to order class action arbitration. Oral argument to be scheduled. Oral argument March 25, 2013.

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar: ISSUE: Standard of proof in Title VII retaliation cases. Oral argument to be scheduled.

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