History, 03.03.2021 18:10 jennifercastillo1233

1. Why did Mrs. Ledbetter sue her employer? 2. What were the results of her case?

3. What were the steps or processes of this lawsuit?

4. Why did Justice Ginsberg read her dissent from the bench?

5. How did this case change what employers do with their employees?

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