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Ukaga v. Fred Finch Youth & Family Services et al

25-cv-11065
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Case Summary

Ukaga sued Fred Finch Youth & Family Services and additional defendants in case 25-cv-11065. The docket reflects a clerk's notice regarding consent or declination to magistrate judge jurisdiction, a routine early-case procedural step in federal court. Fred Finch is a California-based nonprofit providing behavioral health and build care services. Employment disputes — including wrongful termination, discrimination, or retaliation — are the most common civil claims against employers in this posture, though the complaint's specific allegations are not available from this record.

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Key Issues

  • • Nature of claims against Fred Finch Youth & Family Services
  • • Magistrate judge consent or Article III judge assignment
  • • Potential employment or civil rights claims
  • • Identity and role of additional defendants
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Other April 20, 2026

3:25-cv-11065 Ukaga v. Fred Finch Youth & Family Services et al

The clerk issued a notice asking the parties whether they consent to have a magistrate judge handle the case or want to decline and keep it before a district judge. This is a routine procedural step in the Northern District of California, where magistrate consent is required from all parties before a magistrate can preside over the full case. The parties' response will determine who controls the docket going forward.

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