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Retaliation Requires Protected Activity. Is a Subpoena Enough?

Some workplace retaliation theoriesChatGPT-Image-Nov-15-2025-06_22_29-PM

sound plausible at first glance. But Title VII’s protections are far narrower than many employees assume. A recent Eleventh Circuit decision digs into a niche but important point: whether a criminal subpoena can qualify as Title VII “participation.” This is part one of two. Tomorrow, we look at the court&rs

quo;s take on whether two unwanted physical encounters created a hostile work environment. TL;DR: An employee received a

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