In a case that could affect lawsuits alleging discrimination in contracting, a Nevada businessman urged the Supreme Court on Tuesday to let him sue Domino's Pizza for racial discrimination. The justices confronted the question of whether John McDonald could bring the suit as an individual when it was his company that had a contract with Domino's. Several justices sounded skeptical of allowing such lawsuits by people who were not party to the contract at issue.
December 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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