Whether a plaintiff who has no available remedy in a ["FMLA" ] time limitation violation , through no lack of diligence on her part, she is barred by the Courts of pursuing a willful violation claim challenging the validity of plaintiff 's wrongful termination.

Did Comcast Corporation, Plaintiff v. National Association of African American-owned Media, announce a new rule of constitutional civil procedure, define "but-for causation ", as defines 42 U.S.C. § 1981 for ["FMLA "] specifically 29 U.S.C. § 2612(a)(1)(c), violation if it did, was it a watershed rule of procedure subject to full retroactive application.

Whether a plaintiff who has no available remedy in a FMLA time limitation violation is barred from pursuing a willful violation claim