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Age discrimination

I am 44.5 years old. If I am replaced by someone who is 30-32 years old is this discrimination? Is this actionable

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Anonymous
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Posted on / Jan. 02, 2008 09:34:00

Re: Age discrimination

Just a slight edit to my last answer:

Before the jury trial you don't have to "prove" anything -- you have to show a judge substantial evidence from which a jury could decide that the company's reason is false, or that the real reason was age discrimination. . .

At the jury trial you ultimately have to convince the jury that the real reason was age discrimination. . .

Anonymous
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Posted on / Jan. 02, 2008 09:34:00

Re: Age discrimination

Just a slight edit to my last answer:

Before the jury trial you don't have to "prove" anything -- you have to show a judge substantial evidence from which a jury could decide that the company's reason is false, or that the real reason was age discrimination. . .

At the jury trial you ultimately have to convince the jury that the real reason was age discrimination. . .

Anonymous
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Posted on / Jan. 02, 2008 09:34:00

Re: Age discrimination

Just a slight edit to my last answer:

Before the jury trial you don't have to "prove" anything -- you have to show a judge substantial evidence from which a jury could decide that the company's reason is false, or that the real reason was age discrimination. . .

At the jury trial you ultimately have to convince the jury that the real reason was age discrimination. . .

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