The Supreme Court's decision in inclusive communities held that, disparate impact liability must be limited so employers and other regulated entities are able to make the practical business choices and profit-related decisions that sustain a vibrant and dynamic free enterprise system.
Discussing the Supreme Court's ruling on disparate impact liability in fair housing.
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