Rivera v. Lopez-Reyes

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• analyzing a state and federal law claim for sexual harassment under the same standard
• “[W]e hold that associational discrimination based on handicap is prohibited under [Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 151B] § 4(16
• on appeal, plaintiff could not add objection to, or argue prejudicial error from, jury instructions she agreed to at trial
• party may not assign as error failure to give instruction unless he or she both objects before jury retires to deliberate and states distinctly objection and grounds of objection
• conduct must be \sufficiently severe and pervasive\ to constitute a hostile work environment
• \It is axiomatic that [a] party may not state one ground when objecting to an instruction to the jury and attempt to rely on a different ground for the objection on appeal\ [quotation omitted]

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