Samuel Troice v. Proskauer Rose, L.L.P., et

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• noting that while “failure to check a box on the form is not dispositive . . . the absence of a checked box is [ ] one factor in [the scope of the charge] analysis”
• agreeing “with [plaintiff] that his failure to check [the race] box on the form is not dispositive” of the exhaustion inquiry and explaining “[i]nstead, [the court] look[s] at the charge as a whole, and the absence of a checked box is only one factor in [its] analysis”
• “Given that [plaintiff] failed to present his claim of race discrimination in his administrative charge, we conclude that he forfeited his claim.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).