Schoonover v. Schneider National Carriers, Inc.

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• providing a thorough review of the legal standard for the “causality” element of the prima facie case and requiring circumstances that suggest discrimination
• stating knowledge of decision maker of protected activity, together with timing of filing, may establish causation
• different treatment of similarly situated employees \[o]ne way\ to prove the fourth element but biased comments by a decisionmaker also sufficient
• different treatment of similarly situated employees \[o]ne way\ to prove the fourth element but biased comments by a decisionmaker also sufficient
• \Engagement in a statutorily protected activity occurs where the plaintiff files a formal complaint protesting the allegedly unlawful activity ....\

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