Rangel v. El Paso Natural Gas Co.

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• noting that where claims are asserted under both the ADEA and Title VII, tender back is not appropriate
• “The ‘tender back’ requirement is an application to releases of the generally applicable ratification doctrine.”
• “The Second, Third, and Ninth Circuits have all suggested that federal policies and statutes relating to anti-discrimination should override traditional principles of contract law, such as the tender back rule, and should render those principles inapplicable”

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