Wrighten v. Metropolitan Hospitals, Inc.

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• noting that the district court correctly found that issuance of right-to-sue letters after filing of federal claim cured any jurisdictional defect, but stating that “[p]remature suits are always subject to a motion to dismiss and there was none here.”
• addressing the claim of a hospital employee that opposed the mistreatment of black patients
• subsequent issuance of right to sue letters cured any jurisdictional defects in absence of prejudice and any motion to dismiss and there being no effect on state’s ability to perform administrative function

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