Hunter v. District of Columbia Child & Family Services Agency

How courts have described this case

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• using the quoted language on the subject of discrimination but invoking it by cross-reference as to retaliation
• deeming initial argument for dismissal “abandoned” where defendant’s reply brief “d[id] not contest” plaintiff’s opposition arguments
• dismissing hostile work environment claim based in part on allegations of “unprofessional, negative, and malicious behavior and comments from management”
• denying motion to dismiss “the request for attorney’s fees set forth in the Amended Complaint’s prayer for relief” because the motion was “premature”
• deeming initial argument for dismissal “abandoned” where defendant’s reply brief “d[id] not contest” plaintiff’s opposition arguments
• requiring plaintiff to pay for fitness-for-duty exam and denying his alternative work schedule

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