Royal Ins. v. Bailey

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• holding that the representative charge was sufficient to support the piggybacking plaintiffs’ claims because the representative charge indicated that other claims “could reasonably be expected to grow out of” the initial allegations
• finding that an individual race discrimination charge could a support class action

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