Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Outback Steak House of Florida, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• suggesting that the EEOC articulate “the geographic scope of claims against defendant-employers, so as to make sure all parties are on the same page during conciliation. Clearly, the threat of a national class action is a greater incentive to conciliate....”
• “Where the EEOC fails to exhaust administrative remedies prior to bringing a public enforcement suit pursuant to Title VII, a court lacks subject matter jurisdiction over the action.”
• “When a party puts forth new arguments in a reply brief, a court may avoid error by either: (1) choosing not to rely on the new arguments in determining the outcome of the motion; or (2) permitting the nonmoving party to file a surreply.”

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