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· 5/8/2019

Chris Whitney v. First Call Ambulance Service

Syllabus

This is an appeal from the trial court's grant of summary judgment dismissing a plaintiff-employee's THRA and TPPA claims against his employer. As to the employee's THRA claim, the trial court found that the evidence of harassment and discriminatory conduct was not so severe or pervasive so as to establish a hostile work environment. As to the employee's TPPA claim, the trial court found that the employer had a valid, non-discriminatory reason for termination. Additionally, the trial court found that the employee failed to establish that one of the entities was his employer for purpose of liability under either the THRA or the TPPA. Finding that the employee presented sufficient evidence to raise a genuine issue of disputed material fact with regard to his THRA and TPPA claims, we vacate the trial court's order as to these claims and remand the case to the trial court.

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  • \[J]oint employment Page 96 may come about simply because of the joint character of the business arrangement between two employers. The most obvious illustration is that of a classic joint venture\ [citation omitted]

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Judges: Judge Arnold B. Goldin

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