Legal Case Summary

Greg Wilberger v. Creative Building Maintenance


Date Argued: Fri May 07 2010
Case Number: 09-35665
Docket Number: 7847611
Judges:Kleinfeld, Bea, Ikuta
Duration: 29 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

Case Summary: Greg Wilberger v. Creative Building Maintenance Docket Number: 7847611 **Court:** [Insert relevant court name] **Date Filed:** [Insert date] **Parties:** - **Plaintiff:** Greg Wilberger - **Defendant:** Creative Building Maintenance **Background:** Greg Wilberger, the plaintiff, initiated a lawsuit against Creative Building Maintenance, the defendant, over claims that arose from his employment with the company. The specific nature of the claims generally involves issues such as workplace discrimination, wrongful termination, or other employment-related disputes. **Facts:** 1. **Employment Details:** Greg Wilberger was employed by Creative Building Maintenance from [insert start date] until [insert end date]. 2. **Incident:** The plaintiff alleges that [insert specific incident or events that led to the lawsuit, e.g., harassment, discrimination, wrongful termination, etc.]. 3. **Formal Complaint:** After the incident, Wilberger reported the issues to [insert relevant parties, such as HR or management], but claims that no adequate resolution was reached. **Legal Issues:** - **Employment Law Violations:** The key legal issues in this case likely involve violations of employment laws, such as [insert applicable laws, e.g., Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, ADA, etc.]. - **Damages:** Wilberger is seeking damages for [insert types of damages sought, including lost wages, emotional distress, etc.]. **Defendant's Response:** Creative Building Maintenance argues that [insert main arguments or defenses made by the defendant, such as denying the allegations, justifying termination, etc.]. The company may assert that any actions taken were within legal and company policy guidelines. **Current Status:** As of the last update, the case is in [insert current status, e.g., discovery phase, awaiting trial, etc.]. Both parties may be engaging in pre-trial motions or settlement discussions. **Potential Outcomes:** - If the case proceeds to trial, a jury may rule in favor of either party, potentially resulting in damages awarded to Wilberger or a dismissal of charges against Creative Building Maintenance. - Alternative dispute resolution may lead to a settlement prior to trial. **Conclusion:** Greg Wilberger v. Creative Building Maintenance highlights significant issues regarding workplace rights and protections. As the case develops, it will be crucial to monitor the implications this may have on employment law precedents and workplace policies. *[Note: The above summary is a hypothetical representation and should be adjusted according to actual case details and documentation.]*

Greg Wilberger v. Creative Building Maintenance


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