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Seyfarth Synopsis: Jerry Maatman, Seyfarth's chair of the firm's class action defense group, discusses an EEOC-initiated pregnancy discrimination lawsuit in which a federal district court in granted in part and denied in part the employer's motion for summary judgment, finding there were several genuine issues of material fact surrounding an employee's return to work from pregnancy leave, but holding that her constructive discharge claim lacked merit. Jerry analyzes the ruling and what it means for employers involved in EEOC litigation.
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