Pineda v. Almacenes Pitusa, Inc.

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• noting that reliance on the identity of interests concept is unnecessary when an amended complaint seeks to bring in the same, rather than a closely-related, entity under its proper name
• noting that notice, not service, is the determining factor in a Rule 15(c) analysis
• serving a secretary authorized to receive summonses imputed knowledge to her employer that the original complaint was directed against the employer rather than a non-existent entity
• serving a secretary authorized to receive summonses imputed knowledge to her employer that the original complaint was directed against the employer rather than a non-existent entity

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