Kerry D. Ogden v. Wax Works, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that when the plaintiff told her supervisor to stop harassing her, she engaged in the most “basic form of protected conduct”
• holding that the plaintiff engaged in most “basic form of protected conduct” when she rebuffed her supervisor’s advances
• holding that an employee engaged in protected activity when she told her supervisor “to stop his offensive conduct”
• holding that plaintiff “‘engaged in the most basic form of protected activity’ when she told her supervisor [ ] to stop his offensive conduct.”
• holding that the jury reasonably concluded the plaintiff engaged in opposition activity when the plaintiff told the defendant “to stop his offensive behavior”
• holding that the jury reasonably concluded the plaintiff engaged in opposition activity when the plaintiff told the defendant “to stop his offensive behavior”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).