Anderson v. Derby Board of Education

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• holding that pro se status at the administrative stage is required before applying “identity of interests” exception
• holding that “the exception only applies to pro se filings with the relevant administrative agencies”
• noting that, to assess a jurisdictional requirement, affidavits and other pleading materials may be considered without converting a motion into one for summary judgment
• noting that courts in this District have dismissed CFEPA claims for lack of subject matter jurisdiction where the plaintiff failed to administratively exhaust their claims
• explaining that “[o]nce the CHRO issues a final order or dismisses the complaint, the complainant may then appeal to the Connecticut Superior Court.”
• taking judicial notice of CHRO Complaint attached to defendant’s motion to dismiss in considering whether plaintiff had exhausted his administrative remedies

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