Having evaluated most of the materials before it, the Court denies the plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment since there is insufficient proof to aid a judgment as a matter of legislation when it comes to plaintiff under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 56(c). The Court consequently addresses the defendant’s motion for summary judgment, which asserts three claims that are main (1) the plaintiff’s defamation claim must fail since the plaintiff cannot establish the required elements; (2) the plaintiff’s disparate impact claim fails for failure to exhaust administrative treatments; and (3) the plaintiff’s disparate therapy claim fails because Brailey cannot show a prima facie discrimination situation under McDonnell Douglass Corporation v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973).

” Va. Code Ann. В§ 8.01-45. Brailey generally seems to sleep his defamation claim upon Gregory’s statements to your VEC that Brailey was in fact convicted of a felony together with neglected to report this felony conviction to Advance.

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