Williams v. Chu

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the court could take judicial notice of EEOC decision denying plaintiff’s request for reconsideration of her discrimination complaints
• deciding statute of limitations issue based on document attached to complaint and subject to judicial notice
• deciding statute of limitations issue based on document attached to complaint and subject to judicial notice
• relying on date EEOC denied appeal and date the plaintiff received notice of denial to decide on merits
• considering facts in the EEOC’s written decision, which the plaintiff attached to the complaint
• “A plaintiff’s EEOC charge and the agency’s determination are both public records, of which this Court may take judicial notice.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

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