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Labor/Employment

Jul. 11, 2003

'Grant' Applies Equity Concept to Exhaustion Doctrine

Focus Column - Employment Law - By Michelle A. Reinglass - The 6th District Court of Appeal has decided, apparently on first impression, that the failure of the state Department of Fair Employment and Housing to issue a right-to-sue letter did not bar an employee's discrimination action.

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