Freeman v. Ace Telephone Ass'n

How courts have described this case

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• noting, “the plaintiff bears the ultimate burden of establishing that a specific diagnosed condition imposes actual exertional or non-exertional limitations”
• noting, “the plaintiff bears the ultimate burden of establishing that a specific diagnosed condition imposes actual exertional or non-exertional limitations”
• “Minnesota courts use the common sense definition of ‘report’ to determine whether the communication at issue qualifies as a ‘report’ under the Act.”
• to rule otherwise would open door for all compliance discussions to be viewed as reports under the statute
• “A report that is presented as part of an employee’s job duties is not a report under the Act.”
• “Minnesota courts -5- use the common sense definition of ‘report’ to determine whether the communication at issue qualifies as a ‘report’ under the Act.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).