Frank Gibbs, Jr. v. Maxwell House, a Division of General Foods Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Non-Argument Calendar.
1Per curiam
Appellant Frank Gibbs, the plaintiff below, was employed as a “green coffee dumper” by the Maxwell House Division of the General Foods Corporation in Jacksonville, Florida. There were some labor difficulties at the Maxwell House plant and in the aftermath Gibbs was fired. 'Gibbs, who is black, alleged that he was discharged because of his race; he brought suit against Maxwell House on March 11, 1980, under a number of theories. 1
The parties were dilatory in undertaking discovery and in order to expedite the case the district court entered an order on April 30, 1982, which set the pretrial…
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