Sandra Sheridan v. State of Florida, Department of Health

How courts have described this case

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• holding that administrative preconditions on the right to sue for discrimination “must be narrowly construed in a manner that favors access” to courts
• “The EEOC’s right-to-sue notice is clear that the 90–day window applies only to claims under federal law brought in federal or state court.”
• “[T]he EEOC’s right-to-sue notice cannot operate to circumvent the administrative prerequisites of the FCRA.”
• where court found it proper to take judicial notice since the EEOC Charge was matter of public record, defendants pleaded sufficiency of the charge, and the parties did not contest the authenticity of the documents

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