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Thawar v. 7-Eleven, Inc.

Filed: Mar 11, 2016
District Court, N.D. Texas
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This case concerns Plaintiff Guiñar Thawar's allegations of misconduct by her employer, 7-Eleven, Inc. Thawar claimed 7-Eleven failed to protect her personal information, resulting in identity theft, and subjected her to hostile treatment, including a physical battery by a manager. She brought seven claims, including FMLA discrimination, COBRA violations, conversion, battery, negligence, and negligent misrepresentation. 7-Eleven moved to dismiss several claims. The Court granted the motion to dismiss Thawar's COBRA, battery, and negligent misrepresentation claims, finding deficiencies in her pleadings or legal arguments. However, the Court denied dismissal for her conversion and negligence claims, deeming them sufficiently pleaded for now, and also granted Thawar leave to amend her COBRA and battery claims.

Thawar v. 7-Eleven, Inc. is a workers' compensation case decided in District Court, N.D. Texas. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.

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This case concerns Plaintiff Guiñar Thawar's allegations of misconduct by her employer, 7-Eleven, Inc. Thawar claimed 7-Eleven failed to protect her personal information, resulting in identity theft, and subjected her to hostile treatment, including a physical battery by a manager. She brought seven claims, including FMLA discrimination, COBRA violations, conversion, battery, negligence, and negligent misrepresentation. 7-Eleven moved to dismiss several claims. The Court granted the motion to dismiss Thawar's COBRA, battery, and negligent misrepresentation claims, finding deficiencies in her pleadings or legal arguments. However, the Court denied dismissal for her conversion and negligence claims, deeming them sufficiently pleaded for now, and also granted Thawar leave to amend her COBRA and battery claims.

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