· 10/15/1890
Prosser v. Hardesty
Citations
- 101 Mo. 593
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- holding that plaintiff in RSA 354-A retaliation case established prima facie case by producing evidence that she filed a sexual harassment complaint and was terminated eight days later
- noting that New Hampshire courts rely on Title VII cases to analyze claims brought under the NH LAD
- explaining that close temporal proximity may permit a factfinder to infer causation
- interpreting section 354-A:7 of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes in accordance with relevant Title VII employer liability standards for coworker sexual harassment
- interpreting section 354-A:19 of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes in accordance with Title VII employer liability standards for retaliation
- analyzing federal employment discrimination law and holding that an eight-day period between protected activity and adverse employment action is sufficient to support an inference of causation
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