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matthews v harley davidson 685 sw3d 360

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Matthews v. Harley-Davidson, 685 S.W.3d 360
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Citation: Matthews v. Harley-Davidson, 685 S.W.3d 360

The court reversed the circuit court's grant of sovereign immunity dismissal, finding that plaintiffs' common-law claims against the hospital board could proceed. However, the court affirmed dismissal of statutory claims for computer tampering and identity theft, and remanded the case for further proceedings on the remaining claims.

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Citation: Matthews v. Harley-Davidson, 685 S.W.3d 360

The court affirmed the dismissal of plaintiff's disability discrimination and hostile work environment claims under the Missouri Human Rights Act because she failed to plead facts demonstrating legal disability or a hostile work environment based on disability. However, the court reversed and remanded the retaliation claim, finding that plaintiff alleged sufficient facts establishing the elements of retaliation under the Act based on her complaints of disability discrimination.

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