Lajeunesse v. GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., INC.

How courts have described this case

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• summary judgment granted where plaintiff was unable to sleep more than 4-5 hours per night
• “The plaintiffs condition improved after his surgery and much of the discomfort to which he refers was temporary. ‘[Temporary injuries ... without substantial limitations and permanent effects[] do not warrant the protections of the ADA.’”
• “temporary injuries without substantial limitations and permanent effects” are not disabilities under the ADA
• “The plaintiffs condition improved after his surgery and much of the discomfort to which he refers , was temporary. ‘[Temporary injuries ... without substantial limitations and permanent effects[ ] do not warrant the protections of the ADA.’ ”
• “Absent any other evidence of retaliatory motive, mere temporal proximity is insufficient”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).