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June 8, 2019 · 11:34 am

EEOC charge-filing prerequisite to an employment discrimination suit is a procedural prescription subject to forfeiture if tardily asserted by a defendant


Opinion:
FORT BEND COUNTY,
TEXAS
v.
LOIS M. DAVIS

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