In a disparate impact case,a plaintiff must convince the court that an employer intentionally discriminated against the plaintiff.

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In a disparate impact case, a plaintiff must prove that an employer's practices or policies had a discriminatory effect on a group protected by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. The employer can defeat the plaintiff's claim by proving the business necessity defense.

In a Disparate Impact Case,a Plaintiff Must Convince the Court