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Karen A Lenihan, an employee of The Boeing Company, filed a lawsuit alleging sexual discrimination, including unequal pay, failure to promote, denial of overtime, and sexual harassment, alongside a breach of contract claim. The court granted Boeing's motion for summary judgment on the claims of failure to promote, failure to provide overtime, sexual harassment, and breach of contract, finding these either time-barred or lacking a prima facie case. However, the court denied summary judgment for Lenihan's claims of unequal pay under the Equal Pay Act and pay discrimination under Title VII, allowing these claims to proceed to trial due to outstanding issues of material fact.
Lenihan v. Boeing Co. is a workers' compensation case decided in District Court, S.D. Texas. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in District Court, S.D. Texas.
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Karen A Lenihan, an employee of The Boeing Company, filed a lawsuit alleging sexual discrimination, including unequal pay, failure to promote, denial of overtime, and sexual harassment, alongside a breach of contract claim. The court granted Boeing's motion for summary judgment on the claims of failure to promote, failure to provide overtime, sexual harassment, and breach of contract, finding these either time-barred or lacking a prima facie case. However, the court denied summary judgment for Lenihan's claims of unequal pay under the Equal Pay Act and pay discrimination under Title VII, allowing these claims to proceed to trial due to outstanding issues of material fact.
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