Rahn v. Board of Trustees of Northern Illinois University

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• holding that litigants “waive[] any claim” where “they have failed to cite any legal authority in support of [their] argument”
• finding that an argument was waived on appeal in an employment discrimination case, when the argument was not raised properly in the district court
• finding that an argument was waived on appeal in an employment discrimination case, when the argument was not raised properly in the district court
• declining to address an underlying argument that the district court found had been waived because the appellant did not address waiver on appeal
• finding waiver where plaintiffs “failed to cite any legal authority in support of their argument” and col- lecting cases
• finding waiver where plaintiffs “failed to cite any legal authority in support of their argument” and col- lecting cases

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