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Report Link Agoraphobic Faculty Member Could Not Support ADA/FMLA Claims.
Ogletree Deakins - July 03, 2008
In an unpublished opinion, the 3d U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court’s determination that an associate professor’s termination was appropriate, even though the professor claimed that he was disabled by agoraphobia.
Report Link Two Players Blitz NFL With ADA Lawsuits.
Fisher & Phillips, LLP - October 04, 2007
The National Football League is used to dealing with players with injuries – sprained muscles, concussions, broken limbs and bruised ribs are a daily part of life with football players. But recently, two players with a different kind of medical problem have filed lawsuits against the NFL. They are the first players to allege that the NFL is discriminating against them because of an unfair perception that they are alcoholics.
Report Link Accommodation Ideas.
Job Accommodation Network - (No Date)
Consultants from the Job Accommodation Network have compiled several ideas for accommodating individuals with particular disabilities, ranging from AIDS to Wheelchair Users.

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