Elaine Liljedahl v. Ryder Student Transportation Services, Inc.

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• concluding that an employer is not legally required to provide accommodation for unknown health problems
• concluding that a successful cancer surgery with a short recovery period does not qualify as a disability under the MHRA
• holding that summary-judgment record did not support a finding that plaintiff’s cancer materially limited a major life activity because plaintiff’s “cancer surgery was successful and her recuperation period was limited”
• holding that summary-judgment record did not support a finding that plaintiff’s cancer materially limited a major life activity because plaintiff’s “cancer surgery was successful and her recuperation period was limited”
• noting that doctors did not testify that plaintiff's purported limitations required a modified work schedule or other accommodations
• noting that an employer must accommodate known limitations and a required accommodation must relate to the limitations

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