Esposito v. Manson

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• including the Song-Beverly Act’s civil 21 penalty of up to two times the amount of actual damages for the purposes of 22 calculating amount in controversy under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
• considering a policy that defined “occurrence” as an 20 accident and stating that a layperson “would have no reason to think that an act of self- 21 defense was necessarily excluded” from the meaning of “occurrence”
• “[t]he Rehabilitation Act, like the ADA, 16 proscribes discrimination against a qualified individual with a disability because of the 17 disability . . . .”

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