Dreshman v. Henry Clay Villa

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• finding that the plaintiffs allegations that his co-workers “goosed” him, pinched his buttocks, and made sexually charged comments toward him were not sufficiently severe or pervasive
• rejecting unsupported assertions and focusing on incidents supported by testimony and other evidence
• stating “it cannot be said that four of five such incidents, which occurred over a seven year period, and involved such a minimal touching of his person, constitute actionable severe and pervasive sexual harassment”
• “Plaintiff’s threat to file EEOC charges against [defendant employer] regarding alleged harassment would constitute protected activity.”

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