29 CFR §1614.409 | EFFECT OF FILING A CIVIL ACTION

Filing a civil action under §1614.407 or §1614.408 shall terminate Commission processing of the appeal. A Commission decision on an appeal issued after a complainant files suit in district court will not be enforceable by the Commission. If private suit is filed subsequent to the filing of an appeal and prior to a final Commission decision, the complainant should notify the Commission in writing.

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