Alhalabi v. Missouri Department of Natural Resources

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the doctrine of exhaustion of remedies requires a claimant to give notice of all claims of discrimination 15 in an administrative charge as a condition to pursuing those claims in subsequent litigation
• trial court did not abuse its discretion in reducing number of hours billed by fifteen percent where plaintiff was successful on discrimination claim but not retaliation
• “The Missouri Supreme Court has indicated that it takes a liberal approach to the fulfillment of procedural requirements under the MHRA.”

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