Laurance A. Tewksbury v. Ottaway Newspapers

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that the ADA subjects ADA claims to the same administrative exhaustion requirement as Title VII claims
• holding that an “ADA charge is subject to the time limitations set forth in Section 706(e)(1),” which details Title VII’s exhaustion and timeliness requirements
• finding EEOC and NYSDHR charges filed at same time triggered 300-day statute of limitations
• “New York is a deferral state under the ADEA because it has a law prohibiting age discrimination and the [New York State Division of Human Rights] is empowered to remedy it”
• “The [state agency] has authority to remedy employment discrimination, rendering [the state] a so-called deferral state under Section 706(e)(1),” and therefore describing the state agency responsible for enforcement of the state employment discrimination laws as “a deferral-state agency”

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