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The Sixth Circuit reversed summary judgment for the employer on Dyer's FMLA interference claim, holding that a reasonable jury could find the employer's no-fault attendance policy interfered with his FMLA rights by failing to remove attendance points for FMLA-protected absences in the same manner as other excused absences. The case was remanded for further proceedings.
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