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Timeline Extraction

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Case File Manager

Organized case structure with 9-directory hierarchy following California employment law best practices.

03_discovery - 8 documents
PDF
deposition-plaintiff-doe.pdf
Nov 15, 2024 2.4 MB
PDF
deposition-supervisor-smith.pdf
Nov 18, 2024 1.8 MB
PDF
deposition-hr-director.pdf
Nov 22, 2024 1.5 MB
DOCX
form-interrogatories-responses.docx
Oct 28, 2024 156 KB
DOCX
special-interrogatories-set1.docx
Oct 30, 2024 89 KB
PDF
request-production-documents.pdf
Oct 15, 2024 245 KB
XLSX
employment-records-doe.xlsx
Nov 5, 2024 78 KB
PDF
email-production-batch1.pdf
Nov 8, 2024 4.2 MB
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deposition-plaintiff-doe.pdf

Discovery / Depositions - 2.4 MB

Key Excerpt
"Q: When did you first inform your supervisor about your pregnancy?

A: On September 3rd, 2023. I told Mr. Smith during our weekly one-on-one meeting.

Q: What was his reaction?

A: He seemed surprised and asked if I had thought about how this would impact the upcoming product launch."
Metadata
Extracted Citations
1 Tr. 45:12-46:8 - Pregnancy disclosure to supervisor
2 Tr. 67:3-68:15 - Description of meeting exclusion
3 Tr. 89:22-91:4 - Termination notification details
Version History
v3
Nov 15, 2024 4:30 PM
Final certified copy
Current
v2
Nov 15, 2024 2:15 PM
Corrections applied
v1
Nov 15, 2024 11:00 AM
Initial transcript

Damages Calculation

Calculate economic and non-economic damages for California employment cases.

Case Parameters

Mild (1x) 1.5x Severe (3x)

Damages Breakdown

Lost Wages (Past) $56,667
Lost Wages (Future) $85,000
Lost Benefits $30,000
Emotional Distress $85,833
Total Damages $257,500

Document Comparison

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Traditional Process Manual

Statement of Facts

Plaintiff was employed by Defendant from [DATE] to [DATE]. During employment, Plaintiff experienced [DESCRIBE EVENTS]. On [DATE], Plaintiff was [ACTION TAKEN].

[Source: Manual review of depositions - 8 hours]

Damages Summary

Lost wages calculated based on [SALARY DOCUMENTS]. Benefits loss estimated at [AMOUNT]. Emotional distress damages to be determined.

[Source: Manual calculation - 4 hours]

Legal Standards

Under FEHA, employer discrimination based on [PROTECTED CLASS] is prohibited. See [CASE CITATION].

[Source: Legal research - 6 hours]

AI-Generated Output Automated

Statement of Facts

Plaintiff Jane Doe commenced employment with Defendant Corp on March 15, 2021 as Senior Marketing Manager, earning $85,000 annually plus benefits valued at $18,000. Following her pregnancy disclosure on September 3, 2023, Defendant reduced her responsibilities, excluded her from key meetings, and terminated her employment on November 28, 2023.

[Source: Deposition Tr. 45:12-46:8; Ex. A (Offer Letter); Ex. C (Termination Notice)]

Damages Summary

Economic damages total $171,667, comprising $56,667 in past lost wages (8 months), $85,000 in future lost wages (12 months), and $30,000 in lost benefits. Non-economic damages for emotional distress, calculated at 1.5x economic damages per CACI 3905A guidance, total $85,833.

[Source: Auto-calculated from payroll records and FEHA damage multipliers]

Legal Standards

Under Government Code section 12940(a), it is unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an employee based on pregnancy. Moore v. Regents of Univ. of Cal. (1990) 51 Cal.3d 120 establishes that pregnancy discrimination claims require showing: (1) protected class membership, (2) satisfactory performance, (3) adverse action, and (4) circumstances suggesting discriminatory motive.

[Source: FEHA regulatory database, California Style Manual formatting]

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Citation Accuracy

5-Stage Document Pipeline

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Schema Validation
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FEHA
Gov. Code 12940
Fair Employment & Housing Act
Pending
CFRA
Gov. Code 12945.2
CA Family Rights Act
Pending
EC 1119
Mediation Confidentiality
Evidence Code Protection
Pending
EC 1152
Settlement Offers
Inadmissibility Protection
Pending
CSM
Citation Format
California Style Manual
Pending

FEHA Prima Facie Elements

0 / 4 verified
Protected Class Membership
Plaintiff was pregnant at time of adverse action
Satisfactory Job Performance
Performance reviews documented as "Exceeds Expectations"
Adverse Employment Action
Termination on November 28, 2023
Circumstances Suggesting Discrimination
Temporal proximity between disclosure and termination

Citation Validation

0 / 0 validated
Gov. Code 12940(a)
FEHA Regulations Database
Moore v. Regents of Univ. of Cal. (1990) 51 Cal.3d 120
California Reporter
Evidence Code 1119
California Evidence Code
CACI 3905A - Emotional Distress Damages
California Civil Jury Instructions

Audit Trail

Full traceability for every action, citation, and calculation.

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