Seventh Circuit· 1/29/2019
Cervantes v. Ardagh Grp.
Citations
- 914 F.3d 560
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- holding that no claim for retaliation is possible when employer did not know of protected activity
- complaint was not reasonably related to EEOC charge describing different allegations, time period, and individuals
- “The administrative retaliation charge therefore never gave Ardagh reasonable notice of Mr. Cervantes’s discrimination claims, nor did it provide Ardagh and the agency an opportunity to resolve his concerns before they ripened into this suit.”
- retaliation claim fails without evidence that supervisors were aware of complaint
- affirming dismissal of an IHRA claim on exhaustion grounds
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Judges: Barrett, Ripple, Wood
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- Patricia D. Rush v. McDonald Corporation, Sharon Funston, and William R. RoseSeventh Circuit· 1992-06-29· cited 387×
- Unnamed caseSeventh Circuit· 1976-07-21· cited 269×
- Caroline M. Sitar v. Indiana Department of TransportationSeventh Circuit· 2003-09-29· cited 268×
- Lori M. GLEASON, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MESIROW FINANCIAL, INCORPORATED, Defendant-AppelleeSeventh Circuit· 1997-06-25· cited 245×
- King v. Ford Motor Co.Seventh Circuit· 2017-10-02· cited 208×
- Shannon Volling v. Kurtz Paramedic Services, Inc.Seventh Circuit· 2016-10-19· cited 162×
- Turner v. the Saloon, Ltd.Seventh Circuit· 2010-02-08· cited 152×
- Micaelina Ortiz v. John O. Butler CompanySeventh Circuit· 1996-09-09· cited 131×
- Kimberly Conner v. Illinois Department of Natural ResourcesSeventh Circuit· 2005-07-01· cited 128×
- Dietchweiler Ex Rel. Dietchweiler v. LucasSeventh Circuit· 2016-06-28· cited 126×
- McQueen v. City of ChicagoN.D. Illinois· 2011-03-23· cited 45×
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