Fourth Circuit: Corporations May Acquire an "Imputed Racial Identity" for Title VI Claims | Practical Law

Fourth Circuit: Corporations May Acquire an "Imputed Racial Identity" for Title VI Claims | Practical Law

In a March 6, 2014 opinion, Carnell Construction Corp. v. Danville RHA, the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circult held that a corporate entity can acquire an imputed racial identity, and can thereby establish standing to seek a remedy for alleged racial discrimination under Title VI.

Fourth Circuit: Corporations May Acquire an "Imputed Racial Identity" for Title VI Claims

by Practical Law Litigation
Published on 10 Mar 2014 • USA (National/Federal)
In a March 6, 2014 opinion, Carnell Construction Corp. v. Danville RHA, the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circult held that a corporate entity can acquire an imputed racial identity, and can thereby establish standing to seek a remedy for alleged racial discrimination under Title VI.