Williams v. North Orange County Community College
This appeal arises from a judgment entered in favor of defendants North Orange County Community College District (the District), and its employees (the individual defendants). Plaintiff Kourt D. Williams alleged statutory and common law claims based on allegations of race and age discrimination arising from his employment application to the District. After the trial court granted Williams leave to file his lawsuit, he filed it one day after a statute of limitations deadline lapsed for his statutory claims.
The District successfully filed demurrers and a motion for judgment on the pleadings. The trial court concluded Williams’s statutory claims were time-barred and declined to equitably toll the deadline that had lapsed. The court also concluded Williams did not state facts sufficient to support his common law causes of action.
We review the trial court’s rulings on Williams’s common law claims de novo and conclude Williams has not shown error.
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