Trawick v. Hantman

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• holding that references to unverified complaint and an “unsigned ‘affidavit’” could not controvert summary judgment movant’s statement of material facts
• noting that plaintiff could not establish causation where “the termination process had already been initiated before his protected activities began”
• because the termination process had already been initiated, no reasonable juror could conclude that the termination had been caused by the EEO activity
• “[P]laintiff's use of sick leave to obtain treatment for his disabilities . . . does not constitute statutorily protected activity within the meaning of the Congressional Accountability Act,” which extends Title VII’s protections to the federal legislative branch

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