Barber v. Shaw Group, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
PER CURIAM: *
Pursuant to a consulting company’s recommendation that Shaw Group, Inc. (Shaw) reduce personnel by approximately 30 percent, Eugene Barber was laid off from his position as a pipefitter. Barber filed this action, raising state and federal age-discrimination claims and state breach-of-contract and abuse-of-rights claims. The district court granted Shaw’s summary-judgment motion, dismissing the federal age-discrimination claim with prejudice, the state-law claims without prejudice.
The federal age-discrimination claim is the only subject of this appeal. In contesting the summary…
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