Bernice M. COWAN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Defendant-Appellee

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• concluding “cold shoulder” from co-workers in retaliation for plaintiffs participation in grievance process did not consti tute sexual harassment
• concluding “cold shoulder” from co-workers in retaliation for plaintiff’s participation in grievance process did not constitute sexual harassment
• noting that an employee could not use statements of a co-worker to make out a Title VII violation because, in part, the employee was not exposed to the conduct
• \second-hand harassment” is \obviously not as great as the impact of harassment directed at the plaintiff”
• parties may not defeat summary judgment by cre- ating sham issues of fact with affidavits that contradict their prior depositions

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