Second Circuit· 12/17/2004
Curto v. Edmundson
Citations
- 392 F.3d 502
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 26328
- 86 Empl. Prac. Dec. (CCH) 41,868
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- noting that we borrow New York's three-year statute of limitations applicable to personal-injury actions when considering the timeliness of claims under § 1983
- affirming dismissal of ADA claims in the absence of evidence showing that plaintiff exhausted her administrative remedies prior to filing her ADA claim in federal court
- affirming the dismissal of Age Discrimination in Employment Act claim for failure to exhaust administrative remedies
- agreeing with sister circuits that “Title IX claims are most closely analogous to personal injury actions” and borrowing New York’s three-year limitations period for personal injury actions
- applying a three-year statute of limitations to Title IX claims in New York
- applying three-year statute of limitations to Title IX claims
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