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Apsley et al v. Boeing Company, The et al
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April 09, 2015
Judge 'Lost Confidence' In Atty In Boeing Age Suit
A Kansas federal judge on Wednesday denied a request from a group of former Boeing Co. workers to file a late appeal of the age discrimination suit he nixed, saying the court has "lost confidence" in the plaintiffs' attorney.
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January 07, 2015
Boeing Wins Dismissal Of Long-Running Age Bias Suit
A Kansas federal judge on Tuesday tossed 26 plaintiffs' claims in an age discrimination suit brought against Boeing Co. and Spirit AeroSystems Inc., ending a long-running battle alleging the aerospace companies terminated a disproportionate number of older employees in a 2005 deal.
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May 28, 2014
Boeing Wins Bid To Cut Plaintiffs From Age-Bias Suit
A Kansas federal judge on Tuesday granted a request by The Boeing Co. and Spirit AeroSystems Inc. to kick 35 plaintiffs out of a suit accusing the aerospace companies of terminating employees based on age, ruling the plaintiffs had failed to comply with discovery motions.
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March 28, 2011
Ex-Boeing Workers Fail To Resurrect Age Bias Action
A Kansas federal judge refused Monday to revive a proposed class action accusing The Boeing Co. and Spirit AeroSystems Inc. of illegally terminating older workers, finding the plaintiffs failed to establish that the judge erred in granting the companies summary judgment.