Dean v. New York City Transit Authority

How courts have described this case

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• holding that although Plaintiff alleged that she “never received a right to sue letter, the letter attached to her complaint… established [that] she had knowledge of the … right to initiate a lawsuit
• holding that although Plaintiff alleged that she “never received a right to sue letter, the letter attached to her complaint . . . established [that] she had knowledge of the . . . right to initiate a lawsuit
• “A § 1983 claim against a municipal agency such as the Transit Authority is cognizable where the alleged constitutional violation by TA employees resulted from either a government custom, policy, pattern or practice.”

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