Clyde N. Griffith v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

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• holding that a genuine issue of material fact was created by the plaintiff’s “proof that he had performed the sales associate job for approximately two years and had received favorable evaluations”
• reasoning that an employer sued for handicap discrimination could rely on the claimant’s prior representations to attempt to prove that the claimant is not a qualified handicapped applicant

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