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Terrence Cain's research focuses on legal scholarship, particularly within the realm of domestic relations and employment discrimination law. He has examined how Arkansas courts handle attorney fee awards in domestic relations cases, noting that explanations for the basis and amount of these awards are not always required by the Arkansas Court of Appeals. Additionally, Cain has investigated the implications of the Supreme Court's decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, exploring whether it established a new mixed-motive theory for Title VII cases and potentially eased the burden of proof for plaintiffs alleging discrimination. His scholarly output includes 10 publications, with a total of 29 citations and an h-index of 2. He remains an active researcher, with his most recent publication appearing in 2022.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 10
- Citations: 29
Selected Publications
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Actually, You Don't Have to Show Your Work: the Arkansas Court of Appeals Tells Trial Courts that when They Award Attorneys' Fees in Domestic Relations Cases, They Need not Explain the Basis for the Awards or the Basis for the Amount of the Awards (2022)
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Cause for Concern or Cause for Celebration?: Did Bostock v. Clayton County establish a new mixed motive theory for Title VII cases and make it easier for plaintiffs to prove discrimination claims? (2021)
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