It is that time of the year for the greatest hits of 2024. The greatest hits section of the blog contains the top 10 for the year as well as certain other blog entries that are not in the top 10, but I feel are very important to know are out there. Here goes the list:
- With 782 views, fundamental alteration, undue burden, deliberate indifference, facially neutral policies, and title II.
- With 822 views, why all colleges and universities need to do the two-step, essential eligibility requirements, and direct threat.
- With 840 views, a shot across the bow to judges and court systems
- With 847 views, do’s and don’ts of the interactive process
- With 879 views, ADA claims when collective bargaining exists
- With 985 views, Indian tribes, sovereign immunity and the ADA
- With 1,104 views, just when does the statute of limitations BEGIN to run in ADA cases
- With 1,853 views, unreasonable delay in granting a reasonable accommodation is actionable
- With 2,030 views, failure to accommodate, direct evidence, and adverse action
The winner, for many consecutive years I do believe, is: the ADA and the applicable statute of limitations with 2,945 views.
Dropping out of the top 10 this year, were the following blog entries:
Can you get compensatory and punitive damages when alleging retaliation; ESA in Iowa; failure to accommodate: what is sufficient notice; and whether the ADA and 504 allow for disparate impact claims.
Added to the greatest hits section for this year even though they are not technically in the top 10, but I added due to their importance are: Muldrow means the end of requiring adverse action in failure to accommodate cases; and Loper Bright, Grants Pass, and Jarkesy.
Have a great holiday season and happy New Year everyone!!!!!!!!!!!