Stockett v. Association of California Water Agencies Joint Powers Insurance Authority

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• holding that for complaints brought according to Cal. Gov’t Code § 945.4, “the facts underlying each cause of action in the complaint must have been fairly reflected in a timely claim.”
• holding claim “need not specify each 8 particular act or omission later proven to have caused the injury” for exhaustion
• \[the statutes] should be given a liberal construction to permit full adjudication on the merits.\
• state claims may also be dismissed if the allegations in the complaint are not 25 fairly reflected in the state tort claim
• state claims may also be dismissed if the allegations in the complaint are not 22 fairly reflected in the state tort claim
• state claims may also be dismissed if the allegations in the complaint are not fairly 19 reflected in the state tort claim

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