Taulbee v. McCarty

How courts have described this case

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• finding individual was not a proper comparator where plaintiff “has not pointed the court to any evidence of [his] age [which] alone prevents [plaintiff] from using [him] as a comparator”
• failure to promote an employee qualifies as adverse only if the promotion would have entailed a raise
• two years between complaint and termination “belie[s] the existence of a causal connection
• employee could not allege adverse employment action based on failure to promote where she could not show that there 4 Hambrick cites to Collins v. State of Ill., 830 F.2d 692, 703 (7th Cir. 1987
• a witness generally may not testify about another person’s state of mind
• “There is no dispute that Han’s termination was an ‘adverse action[.]’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).