· 10/15/1833
Miller v. Whittier
Citations
- 6 La. 70
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- holding that the July suspension did not qualify as an adverse action because Plaintiff failed to show objectively tangible harm
- holding that Plaintiff’s retaliation claim failed as a matter of law because there was no dispute that the suspension occurred before the alleged protected activity
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