Lamont Wilson v. Dollar General Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a Chapter 13 debtor had standing to maintain a prepetition ADA claim
• holding that a Chapter 13 debtor had standing to maintain a prepetition ADA claim
• noting that the employee must communicate to his employer both “his disability and his desire for an accommodation for that disability”
• stating that a reasonable accommodation may involve “the use of accrued paid leave or providing additional unpaid leave”
• holding a Chapter 13 debtor possesses standing to maintain a non-bankruptcy cause of action on behalf of the estate
• stating that the fourth element of a failure-to- accommodate claim requires a refusal to make the accommodation

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