Published opinions from 1994. The case name opens the case page.
December 19, 199443 F.3d 29
The Second Circuit vacated summary judgment for TRM Copy Centers on a Title VII claim by Lorenzo Chambers, a black Jamaican shop technician fired one week after receiving a vague written reprimand.
The Second Circuit affirmed dismissal of the securities-fraud claims because the complaint did not allege particularized facts supporting a strong inference that the defendants acted with fraudulent intent or recklessness.
April 27, 199422 F.3d 1219
The court held that summary judgment for Prudential was improper because Gallo presented evidence from which a jury could find that the stated reduction-in-force was a pretext for intentional age discrimination.
April 6, 199421 F.3d 496
The court held that New York’s mandatory 14-day hearing requirement created a protected liberty interest that was violated when Wright remained in the SHU for 67 days without a hearing, and that the defendants were not entitled to qualified immunity for that extended confinement.