OUTLAW v. REGIS HAIR SALON
Plaintiff: BRIDGETT OUTLAW
Defendant: REGIS HAIR SALON
Case Number: 3:2011cv00138
Filed: November 3, 2011
Court: US District Court for the Southern District of Indiana
Office: Evansville Office
Presiding Judge: Richard L. Young
Presiding Judge: William G. Hussmann
Nature of Suit: Civil Rights: Jobs
Cause of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 1331 Fed. Question: Employment Discrimination
Jury Demanded By: None

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February 11, 2013 Opinion or Order Filing 79 ORDER granting Defendant Regis's 62 Motion for Summary Judgment. Judgment shall now issue. Signed by Judge Richard L. Young on 2/08/2013. (copy mailed) (TMD) Modified on 2/11/2013 (TMD).
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Defendant: REGIS HAIR SALON
Represented By: Craig W. Wiley
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