Goodman v. National Security Agency, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• no adverse employment action where plaintiffs pay and benefits did not change and action did not affect job responsibilities
• a party opposing a properly supported summary judgment motion may not merely rely on his allegations in his complaint
• a party opposing a summary judgment motion may not merely rely on the allegations in his complaint but must “marshal and present the court with the evidence [he] contends will prove [his] case.”
• summary judgment is the “‘put up or shut up’ moment in litigation” in which “the non-moving party is required to marshal and present the court with the evidence []he con- tends will prove h[is] case”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).