Today the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Staub v. Proctor Hospital, upholding the “cat’s paw” theory of employer liability, under which employers are liable for discrimination where lower-level supervisors with discriminatory motives influence, but do not make, adverse employment decisions made by higher-level managers. The near unanimous opinion, authored by Justice Scalia, is
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