Anthony v. American Heritage Life Insurance

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• holding that “significant intervening events” involving the plaintiff’s insubordination and placement on probation foreclosed the plaintiff’s suspicious timing argument
• “The significant delay between the time that Young–Gibson filed the administrative charge and her second suspension (7 months), reassignment (11 months), and discharge (18 months
• gap of seven months not suspicious
• gap of seven months not suspicious

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).