· 1/21/1994
Lee KOPP, Appellant, v. SAMARITAN HEALTH SYSTEM, INC., and Saadi Albaghdadi, Appellees
Citations
- 13 F.3d 264
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- requiring a Title VII plaintiff to prove that one sex was treated worse than the other
- reversing grant of summary judgment where male physician used gender-specific foul language in front of numerous employees, both male and female, only one incident of which was directed at plaintiff
- reversing grant of summary judgment where male physician used gender-specific foul language in front of numerous employees, both male and female, only one incident of which was directed at plaintiff
- doctor repeatedly swearing at female nurses and assistants, calling them abusive names, threatening and on occasion physically harming them created issue of material fact on sexual harassment claim
- incidents of abuse involving primarily women satisfied requirement of gender based conduct
- incidents of abuse involving primarily women satisfied requirement of gender based conduct
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Judges: Arnold, Beam, Bogue, Richard
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