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Disability Accommodation

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  1. Iowa Employment Law Blog

    Iowa Employers Should Re-Examine Policies on Pregnancy Accommodation

    By Patrick Smith

    How to best accommodate pregnant employees is a frequent challenge Iowa employers face.    Pregnant employees may be entitled to protection under the laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of pregnancy,…

  2. Labor & Employment Report

    Must Employers Accept An Employee’s Stated Disability Without Question?

    By Fiona W. Ong

    According to the federal district court in Mendillo v. The Prudential Ins. Co. of America, the answer is "yes." But I struggle with this decision, because I think it ties…

  3. California Employment Law

    Sarkisian Alleges He Was “Kicked to the Curb” by USC: Lessons In Disability Accommodation and the Interactive Process

    By Nancy Yaffe

    As an alum of USC Law, I have been particularly interested in the news surrounding USC’s termination of football coach, Steve Sarkisian.  In fact, several of my colleagues have already…

  4. California Workplace Law Blog

    An Employee’s Request for a Disability or Religious Accommodation Is Considered Protected Activity Under Change to the Fair Employment and Housing Act

    By Marie D.G. Rosolio, Adam Y. Siegel

    Effective January 1, 2016, an employee’s request for an accommodation for a disability or for religious reasons is considered to be “protected activity” for a retaliation claim under the Fair…

  5. Disability, Leave & Health Management Blog

    Boat Analyst’s Disability Claim Does Not Hold Water

    By Jackson Lewis P.C.

    A Coast Guard analyst unable to maintain regular and predictable attendance due to various debilitating conditions was not entitled to her requested accommodations of telecommuting and a later start time,…

  6. CommLaw Monitor

    FCC Grants AT&T Waiver Request to Use Real-Time Text for Hearing Impaired Communications

    By Kelley Drye

    On October 6, the FCC issued an Order granting AT&T a temporary limited waiver of the text telephony (TTY) rules “on wireless networks to the extent that they use Internet Protocol…

  7. Capital Thinking

    FCC Announces Agenda for September Open Meeting

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    Legislative Activity Lawmakers Expected to Introduce Spectrum Legislation Soon Though nothing has been introduced, recent reports suggest that that the public can expect members of the House Energy and Commerce…

  8. Other

    Shopping Centers Today Publication Features Seyfarth's ADA Title III Lawsuit Data and Insight From Team Leader Minh Vu

    By Kristina M. Launey

    Our ADA Title III Team lawsuit data has been cited in another publication, Shopping Centers Today.  The article, published yesterday, "Landlords grapple with more ADA lawsuits", also featured discussion by our…

  9. California Employment Law Update

    Employer May Not Retaliate Against Person Who Requests An Accommodation Regardless Of Whether It Was Granted (AB 987)

    By Tony Oncidi

    AB 987 prohibits an employer from retaliating or otherwise discriminating against a person for requesting accommodation of his or her disability or religious beliefs, regardless of whether the accommodation request…

  10. Other

    Justice Department Applies ADA Title III To Carnival’s Cruise Ships, Website, and Mobile App in a Landmark Settlement

    By Minh N. Vu

    In late July, coinciding with the 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) entered into a landmark settlement agreement with Carnival Corp. to…