Labor/Employment
Aug. 10, 2001
Late Discovery
On July 30, the 2nd U.S. District Court of Appeal issued an opinion clarifying when the doctrine of "after-acquired evidence" applies. In Finegan v. County of Los Angeles , 2001 DJDAR 7893 (July 30, 2001), the court concluded that an employer may rely on after-acquired medical evidence to show that an employee was not qualified for the job.
On July 30, the 2nd U.S. District Court of Appeal issued an opinion clarifying when the doctrine of "after-acquired evidence" applies. In Finegan v. County of Los Angeles, 2001 DJDAR 7893 (July 30, 2001), the court concluded that an employer may rely on after-acq...
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