Anna M. Juarez v. Ameritech Mobile Communications, Incorporated

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• holding that under Johnson, state-law tort claims were separate and independent from Title VII claims
• holding plaintiff’s earlier-filed Title VII claim did not toll the statute of limitations on an invasion of privacy claim
• holding the statute of limitations for a state-law invasion of privacy claim is not tolled by the filing of a discrimination charge with the EEOC
• finding no duty to report where company’s policy did not require it of supervisor with knowledge of alleged sexual harassment
• considering the timing of plaintiff’s com- plaints together with other circumstantial evidence of retali- atory motive
• no factual issue as to pretext where employer fully informed employee of deficiencies, in performance, enabling her to take corrective action

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