Ramon M. Suarez v. Pueblo International, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the ADEA does not ensure a workplace “free from the usual ebb and flow of power relations and inter-office politics”
• noting that “the ordinary slings and arrows that workers routinely encounter in a hard, cold world” are insufficient to cause a constructive discharge
• stating that a non-movant may shut down a summary judgment motion only upon a showing that a trial-worthy issue exists
• stating that a non-movant may shut down a summary judgment motion only upon a showing that a trial- worthy issue exists
• stating that a non-movant may shut down a summary judgment motion only upon a showing that a trial- worthy issue exists
• stating that a non-movant may shut down a summary judgment motion only upon a showing that a trial- worthy issue exists

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).