Cafara ex rel. De Filippo v. Tillinghast

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• noting that we consider the same record as the district court and evaluate the evidence in the record to determine whether there are any genuine disputes on material facts
• noting that we consider the same record as the district court and evaluate the evidence in the record to determine whether there are any genuine disputes on mate- rial facts
• upholding the district court’s decision to view procedural deficiencies as not “dispositive” in choosing to dispose of the underlying claims on the merits
• “When we review a district court's grant of summary judgment, we consider the record according to the same standards employed by the district court.”
• “The determination of a reasonable accommodation is a cooperative process in which both the employer and the employee must make reasonable efforts and exercise good faith.”
• “Reasonableness does not depend solely on effectiveness or timeliness; in some circumstances, an accommodation can be reasonable even if it does not work as well as expected or if it takes time to take effect.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).