Diem v. City and County of San Francisco

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• naming a defendant in the body of an EEOC complaint or in a claim filed with such a complaint is sufficient to put the defendant on notice
• an EEOC charge, which named the plaintiff’s “coworkers, immediate supervisors, and Chief of the Fire Department” as the parties which allegedly harassed the plaintiff, would be sufficient to put all the individuals, generally referred to, on notice

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