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The Superior Court denied the employer's application for interlocutory appeal of two prior orders: the November 2023 denial of a motion to dismiss (rejected as untimely) and the February 2026 denial of summary judgment (rejected as not meeting the rigorous standards for certification). The underlying employment discrimination and retaliation case remains pending.
Court Rules in Sadowski v. Suppi Construction Inc.
What Happened
Sadowski filed a lawsuit against Suppi Construction Inc., claiming discrimination, retaliation, and a hostile work environment. The company tried to stop the case before it could go to trial, filing two separate motions asking the court to dismiss it early.
What the Court Decided
A higher court rejected the company's attempts to stop the lawsuit. The court found that the company's request to appeal earlier court decisions didn't meet the strict legal requirements needed. As a result, Sadowski's discrimination and retaliation case will continue moving forward toward trial. The court did not award any damages at this stage.
Why This Matters for Workers
This ruling is significant because it prevents employers from easily shutting down discrimination cases before they're fully heard. It means workers like Sadowski get their day in court to present evidence about workplace mistreatment. Although no money was awarded yet, the case surviving these challenges increases the possibility of a full hearing on whether the worker's discrimination and retaliation claims have merit.
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