Jumaane v. City of Los Angeles
Annotate this CaseThe City appealed the trial court's order denying its motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict following the second trial of plaintiff’s employment claims. The court concluded that the City had a viable statute of limitations defense; accepting as true that the events in the 1990's show race harassment and retaliation for complaining about discrimination and harassment, these events are insufficient as a matter of law to show a continuing course of conduct; there is no substantial evidence to support a claim of disparate impact race discrimination within the limitations period; there is no substantial evidence to support a claim of racial harassment within the limitations period; there is no substantial evidence to support a claim of retaliation for plaintiff's complaints about race discrimination or harassment within the limitations period; and the claim of failure to prevent race discrimination, retaliation, and harassment also fails. Accordingly, the court reversed and remanded for entry of judgment in favor of the City.
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