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Malik v. CUNO-3M Corporation

Plaintiff: Munir A. Malik
Defendant: CUNO - 3M Corporation
 
Case Number: 3:2008cv30097
Filed: May 16, 2008
 
Court: Massachusetts District Court
Office: Civil Rights: Jobs Office [ Court Info ]
County: Hampden
Presiding Judge: Ch. Magistrate Judge Kenneth P. Neiman
 
Nature of Suit: Civil Rights - Employment
Cause: Federal Question
Jurisdiction: Federal Question
Jury Demanded By: 28:1331 Fed. Question: Employment Discrimination
Amount Demanded: $150,000.00
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