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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Jenkins, in answer to a question certified from the U.S. Ninth Circuit, holds that the Fair Employment and Housing Act's definition of an employer, which includes "any person acting as an agent of an employer," allows employment discrimination liability to attach to a business entity that carries out Act-regulated activities as an agent of an employer.
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