Holbrook v. Newell

How courts have described this case

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• declining to toll limitations for Rehabilitation Act claims where litigant \could have timely filed [those] claims without completing the administrative process as to her [Americans with Disabilities Act] claims\
• applying two-year statute of limitations to Rehabilitation Act claims in employment discrimination case because amendments to Maryland’s Fair Employment Practices Act provided the closest analogue to plaintiff’s claims
• finding plaintiff failed to show her post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety constituted a “profound mental incapacity” warranting equitable tolling though plaintiff required medical leave and a work transfer
• declining to toll limitations for Rehabilitation Act claims where litigant “could have timely filed [those] claims without completing the administrative process as to her [Americans with Disabilities Act] claims”
• affirming dismissal of complaint pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6) on statute of limitations grounds
• discussing requirements to state claim for relief under Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(6)

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