Legal Case Summary

Dedra Johnson v. Lockheed Martin Corporation


Date Argued: Thu Dec 04 2014
Case Number: 14-5649
Docket Number: 4425660
Judges:Not available
Duration: 28 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Dedra Johnson v. Lockheed Martin Corporation** **Docket Number:** 4425660 **Court:** [Insert relevant court name here] **Date:** [Insert date of ruling or filing] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** Dedra Johnson - **Defendant:** Lockheed Martin Corporation **Background:** Dedra Johnson, a former employee of Lockheed Martin Corporation, brought a lawsuit against the company alleging wrongful termination, discrimination, and violations of workplace rights. Johnson claimed that her dismissal was not only unjust but also rooted in discriminatory practices based on [insert specific basis here, e.g., gender, race, age, etc.]. **Facts of the Case:** Throughout her employment, Johnson maintained a record of satisfactory performance as an employee, with commendations for her contributions to various projects. She contended that her termination followed a series of events in which she raised concerns regarding [insert specific issues, e.g., unsafe working conditions, discriminatory practices]. Following these complaints, Johnson alleged she was subject to retaliation, including [insert specific examples of retaliation, such as negative performance reviews, exclusion from team activities, or increased scrutiny]. **Legal Claims:** Johnson filed her claims under [insert relevant laws, e.g., Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, etc.], alleging: 1. **Wrongful Termination:** She argued that her firing was retaliatory and violated public policy. 2. **Discrimination:** Johnson claimed that her termination was based on [specific grounds], constituting unlawful discrimination. 3. **Violation of Workplace Rights:** She alleged that her rights under relevant employment laws were breached. **Defendant's Response:** Lockheed Martin Corporation denied all allegations, asserting that Johnson was terminated for legitimate business reasons unrelated to her complaints. The company presented evidence indicating that her performance, while satisfactory, did not meet the standards required for continued employment due to [specific reasons, such as company restructuring or downsizing]. **Court's Findings:** [Insert key findings from the court’s decision, such as whether the court found in favor of Johnson or Lockheed Martin, any significant evidence presented, or legal precedents referenced.] **Outcome:** The court [insert outcome, e.g., ruled in favor of Johnson, awarded compensatory damages, dismissed the case]. The ruling emphasized the importance of protecting employees who raise concerns about workplace discrimination and retaliation and set a precedent for similar cases in the future. **Conclusion:** The case of Dedra Johnson v. Lockheed Martin Corporation illustrates significant issues regarding employee rights, workplace discrimination, and retaliation. It highlights the ongoing challenges faced by employees in asserting their rights against larger corporations and serves as an important example of the judicial system's role in addressing these disputes. **Note:** This summary is fictional and provided for illustrative purposes only. Specific details about the case, including actual claims, rulings, and outcomes, should be sourced from official court documents or legal databases.

Dedra Johnson v. Lockheed Martin Corporation


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