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The 80-year-old plaintiff claims the company's efforts to compel franchisees to modernize facilities is unfair to older, long-term restaurant operators.
March 21, 2018 at 04:28 PM
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A Superior Court judge has ruled that a McDonald’s franchise owner can proceed with an age discrimination suit against the company.
Plaintiff Sebastian Lentini is 80 years old and owns six McDonald’s franchises in northern New Jersey. He claims the company’s efforts to compel franchisees to modernize facilities is unfair to older, long-term restaurant operators.
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