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Griffin v. Steeltek, Inc.
No. 00-5174 (10th Cir. Aug. 22, 2001) ; Clearinghouse Number: 54010
Description
Tenth Circuit Holds Mere Asking of Impermissible Questions in Employment Application is not a Compensable Injury, and Subsequent Policy Change does not Make Employee a Prevailing Party
Abstract
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