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Reasonable Accommodation

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  1. Employment Discrimination Report

    Opticians Deny Request For Service Dog: Settle With EEOC For $53,000

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    The EEOC continues to tout its targeting of health care and medical providers under the  Americans With Disabilities Act ("ADA").  The "low hanging fruit" today - an optical store in Michigan…

  2. Connecticut Employment Law Blog

    Could Telecommuting Be Deemed a “Reasonable Accommodation” Under the ADA?

    By Daniel Schwartz

    My colleague, Gabe Jiran, (go read his impressive background here, I'll wait) recently gave a presentation on telecommuting and I asked Gabe to share his thoughts on a notable topic…

  3. Disability, Leave & Health Management Blog

    ADA: An Inadvertent Leave Law…..or Not?

    By Jackson Lewis P.C.

    While the FMLA is a leave law, the ADA is an "inadvertent leave law," said EEOC Commissioner Chai Feldblum. Commissioner Feldblum, who was instrumental in the drafting and enactment of…

  4. Fair Housing Defense

    Is Management Required to Grant the Exact Reasonable Accommodation Requested by a Resident? No.

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    Professional apartment management companies just want to know the fair housing rules.  We are happy to play by them as we engage in our daily housing operations, but it can…

  5. Employment Discrimination Report

    Fired By Health Care Provider For Using a Cane?

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    Getting a little boring repeating our “low hanging fruit” mantra about the EEOC targeting health care facilities for ADA violations -- but it happened yet again.  In fact, this new…

  6. Fair Housing Defense

    When Should Apartment Management Seek Medical Confirmation About Disabled Residents? Only if the Resident Requests a Reasonable Accommodation or Reasonable Modification

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    An issue which regularly comes up for apartment leasing office staff (and which is at times misunderstood) is just how much medical information about a disabled resident or applicant must…

  7. HR Defense

    Irregular Attendance May Render An Employee With A Disability “Unqualified”

    By Jennifer T. Williams, Arlene K. Kline

    In a recent case, Daniel Mecca v. Florida Health Services Center, Inc., Case No. 8:12-cv-02561 (M.D. Fla. February 3, 2014), a federal court in Florida held that where regular attendance…

  8. Disability, Leave & Health Management Blog

    Court Silences Horn in ADA Accommodation Case

    By Jackson Lewis P.C.

    Yet another plaintiff has sought to minimize her doctor’s restrictions and once again a court has held that an employee is bound by those restrictions. Horn v. Knight Facilities Management,…

  9. Employment Law Watch

    New Jersey Law Against Discrimination Amended To Protect Pregnancy and Require Pregnancy-Related Reasonable Accommodation

    By E. David Krulewicz

    Last month, New Jersey became the ninth state to adopt formal protections for pregnancy by amending its Law Against Discrimination (the "LAD") to specifically include "pregnancy" as a protected category,…

  10. Healthcare Workplace Update

    Attendance is Essential Function under ADA for PICC Nurse

    By Michael R. Bertoncini

    Click here for the full post which appeared on Jackson Lewis' Disability, Leave & Health Management Blog.