Ferrari v. E-RATE CONSULTING SERVICES

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• noting that the claims “read like two versions of the same story” and that both arise from the same employment relationship in time and events
• although plaintiff’s discrimination claim had arisen before she filed her state court answer, it had not matured because she had not received “right to sue” letter and therefore it was not a compulsory counterclaim

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