Bonilla v. Muebles J.J. Alvarez, Inc.

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• holding that a plaintiff who brings a claim under Title I of the ADA must first exhaust her administrative remedies
• holding that ADA claims must comply with the same administrative procedure requirements as claims under Title VII
• holding that equitable tolling should be employed “sparingly” in discrimination cases, and only when a claimant “misses a filing deadline because of circumstances effectively beyond her control,” such as employer misconduct
• finding that Title I of the ADA incorporates the employment provisions of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, requiring exhaustion of administrative remedies
• stating that Title VII's charge-filing requirement applies to the ADA
• finding that equitable tolling was not available to plaintiff where she had “advanced no developed argumentation in support of her claim ... [nor does she] allege any facts that remotely suggest a plausible basis for such relief.”

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