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Party ID
barbara-vega
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1
Top Practice Route
Employment Law
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Barbara Vega sued the Missouri Commission on Human Rights, alleging the Commission engaged in unlawful discriminatory practices of aiding/abetting and retaliation by delaying the issuance of a right-to-sue notice on her prior discrimination charge against her former employer. The trial court granted the Commission's motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim. The appellate court affirmed, holding that Vega failed to state actionable claims for aiding/abetting and retaliation because the Commission's delay did not constitute substantial encouragement to her former employer nor an actionable adverse impact on Vega, as her ability to pursue a private action was ultimately preserved.