Cannon v. Jacobs Field Services North America, Inc.

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• finding causation “easily resolve[d]” when a company revoked a job offer because of concerns that the applicant’s shoulder injury would prevent him from climbing a ladder
• finding causation \easily resolve[d]\ when a company revoked a job offer because of concerns that the applicant's shoulder injury would prevent him from climbing a ladder
• finding causation “easily resolve[d]” when a company revoked a job offer because of concerns that the applicant’s shoulder injury would prevent him from climbing a ladder
• finding causation “easily resolve[d]” when a company revoked a job offer because plaintiff’s shoulder injury would prevent him from climbing a ladder; Rodriguez v. ConAgra Grocery Prod. Co., 436 F.3d 468, 480 (5th Cir. 2006
• discussing the effect of the ADAAA regulations on the disability analysis
• discussing 2008 amendments to ADA and federal regulations implementing these amendments

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