Hardy v. Matthews

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• holding mere allegations without descriptions of specific incidents . . . insufficient to state a claim under Title VII
• awarding fees under Rule 11 was inappropriate, but district court failed to address alternative legal theories
• general allegations of poor treatment and harassment insufficient to state a claim upon which relief can be granted
• no abuse of discretion to dismiss pursuant to Rule 41(b) where counsel did not respond to summary judgment motion or appear at hearing on motion
• \[C]onclusory allegations of discrimination and harassment do not state a claim upon which relief can be granted.\
• conclusory allegations, unsupported by specific allegations of material fact are not sufficient

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