Hill v. Hilliard

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• sexual harassment and retaliation claims arose from employment and were subject to compulsory arbitration in employment contract, but related common-law tort claims did not arise from employment and could therefore be litigated
• sexual harassment and retaliation claims arose from employment and were subject to compulsory arbitration in employment contract, but related common-law tort claims did not arise from employment and could therefore be litigated
• plaintiff’s allegations of rape against a supervisor did not arise out of her employment despite the fact that the alleged rape was committed “by a co-worker and occurred while on a business trip”

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