Morrow v. Brennan
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER.These consolidated appeals arose out of circumstances that took place when Nancy Morrow worked as a window clerk with the United States Postal Service in Chicago. In the first suit (14 C 3614), the district court granted summary judgment to USPS on Morrow’s claims that the agency discriminated against her based on age (mid-fifties) and retaliated against her when she called in sick and left work early. In the second suit (15 C 761), the court dismissed — on jurisdictional grounds for lack of service — her complaint in which she alleged that a USPS lawyer committed a constitutional tort…
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