Balletti v. Sun-Sentinel Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a six-month interval between complaint and discharge could not support an inference of causal connection, and cataloguing cases holding that intervals of as little as three months, standing alone, cannot support such an inference
• stating that “the court may consider whether, as well as the manner in which, the plaintiff registered her complaint”
• holding plaintiff’s participation in sexual banter and belated reporting was ‘fatal to her claims’ because she could not clearly show that she clearly made her co-workers aware that the conduct was unwelcome
• no causal connection after three months lapsed between protected expression and adverse action

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