City of El Paso v. Alan Parsons

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• recognizing that if one or more factors exists, the court may affirm the jury’s finding of causation
• plaintiff made sufficient showing of causation by relying on (1) circumstantial evidence of the employer’s knowledge, (2) temporal proximity between the report and the adverse employment action, and (3) evidence that the employer’s non-retaliatory explanations were “pretextual and false.”

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