A District of Columbia federal court granted summary judgment to the USPS on a Rehabilitation Act claim, finding the agency’s reason for discontinuing a disabled employee’s training due to special ...

An Alaska federal district court granted summary judgment to Northern Star on ADEA and ADA claims by a 55-year-old mechanic with knee issues, finding he failed to establish prima facie discrimination ...

A district court rightfully dismissed a truck driver’s disability discrimination and retaliation lawsuit because his heart condition did not limit a major life activity and therefore did not count as ...

WASHINGTON − For years, Gina and Aaron Tharpe argued that a local school district hadn't done enough to accommodate their daughter, who has a rare form of epilepsy and severe cognitive impairment. An ...

An appellate court ordered California to pay over $8 million in damages and legal fees this week to a former state employee and her attorneys after she won a disability discrimination case, which the ...

WASHINGTON – When President Donald Trump took office again, the work of the federal office that investigates disability-related discrimination in U.S. schools quickly ground to a halt. Cases that had ...

The Supreme Court appeared sympathetic Monday to the arguments of the parents of a Minnesota teen with severe epilepsy who want schools to do more to accommodate the needs of disabled students. The ...

Ellen Donovan McCann is senior counsel in the leave and accommodation practice group of Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management. A recent decision by the ...

Accounting firm PwC has settled a former employee's age and disability discrimination case for £150k, the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland (ECNI) reported on Tuesday (10 February).

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving a Minnesota school district and parents of a student with epilepsy who say the district didn't adequately accommodate her disability. The parents, ...