Mason Brown v. John Snow

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• holding that filing a civil complaint before the end of the 180-day waiting period alone was not a failure to exhaust
• holding that the district court “correctly refused to address” a potential but not pleaded claim
• holding that the district court correctly refused to address an allegation of retaliation that the plaintiff discussed in his deposition because he never amended his complaint to include the claim
• noting that the adverse employment action standard is the same for both retaliation and direct discrimination claims under Title VII
• holding that a Title VII retaliation claim was not properly before the court because, although the plaintiff “had not been fired when he filed his complaint, [the plaintiff] never amended his complaint to include a claim of retaliation based on his termination”
• applying the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals' \good faith effort\ standard but finding insufficient record information to determine whether plaintiff exhausted administrative remedies

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