Lopez et al v. Flight Services & Systems, Inc. et al
| Richard Colon, Jose R. Lopez, Jr. and James E. Cromer |
| Flight Services & Systems, Inc. and Todd Dunmyer |
| 6:2007cv06186 |
| April 10, 2007 |
| US District Court for the Western District of New York |
| Rochester Office |
| Monroe |
| Jonathan W. Feldman |
| Charles J. Siragusa |
| Labor: Fair Standards |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 2000 e Job Discrimination (Employment) |
| None |
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DECISION AND ORDER granting in part and denying in part 69 Motion for Summary Judgment. Defendants motion [#69] is granted in part and denied in part. Defendants are granted judgment on Lopezs and Colons Title VII claims. To the extent that Plain tiffs are attempting to assert un-pleaded claims from hostile environment discrimination, they are dismissed. Defendants motion is granted as to Colons no-Spanish claim, and denied as to Lopezs no-Spanish claim. Defendants motion is denied as to Col ons unequal working conditions claim, and is granted as to Lopezs unequal working conditions claim. Defendants motion is denied as to the retaliation claims by Lopez and Cromer. Defendants motion is also denied as to Colons and Cromers failure to promote claims. Signed by Hon. Charles J. Siragusa on 5/23/12. (KAP)
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