Legal Case Summary

Patricia Hentosh v. Old Dominion University


Date Argued: Tue May 13 2014
Case Number: D-14-0002
Docket Number: 2591193
Judges:Allyson K. Duncan, James A. Wynn, Jr., J. Michelle Childs
Duration: 32 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Patricia Hentosh v. Old Dominion University** **Docket Number:** 2591193 **Court:** [Specify Court if known] **Date:** [Specify Date if known] **Overview:** This case involves Patricia Hentosh, a former employee of Old Dominion University, who filed a lawsuit against the university. The nature of the dispute centers on claims made by Hentosh regarding her employment conditions and treatment by the university administration. **Background:** Patricia Hentosh, an employee in a [specify department if known], raised concerns regarding [specify issues such as discrimination, wrongful termination, hostile work environment, or other employment-related claims]. Hentosh contended that the university failed to uphold its obligations under [mention any relevant labor laws, discrimination laws, or specific contracts], leading her to seek legal redress. **Claims:** Hentosh's complaints included [summarize the specific legal claims she made, such as violations of civil rights, breach of contract, retaliation, or other claims]. The case highlights issues related to [discuss broader issues briefly, such as workplace equality, academic freedom, labor relations, etc.]. **Proceedings:** The case was filed in [specify the court and when]. Both parties presented their arguments, with the university maintaining that Hentosh's claims were unfounded and that appropriate procedures were followed in her employment. Hentosh's legal team countered with evidence of [mention any significant evidence presented], asserting that the university had acted inappropriately. **Outcome:** [Discuss the resolution of the case, whether it was settled out of court, dismissed, or if a verdict was reached]. If a verdict was reached, outline the main points of the judgment and any implications for the university or for Hentosh. **Significance:** This case is significant in examining the legal responsibilities of educational institutions towards their employees, and it may serve as a precedent for future cases involving [mention any relevant themes, such as workplace rights, discrimination, etc.]. **Conclusion:** The Patricia Hentosh v. Old Dominion University case underscores the complexities of employment law within academic settings and highlights the importance of due process and equal treatment in the workplace. **Note:** Please verify details such as court specifics, dates, and outcomes, as they were not provided in the initial request.

Patricia Hentosh v. Old Dominion University


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