Kimble v. McIlwee Trucking Co.

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• holding that where plaintiff conclusorily alleged that a given accommodation would enable her to “perform the essential functions of her job,” with no description of her work, she did not sufficiently plead that she could perform the essential functions of her position
• finding breast cancer was a qualifying disability because plaintiff cited extreme fragility of her immune system affecting her ability to work

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