Larry Cherosky Thomas Jennings Anthony Clemons Vincent Faini v. William J. Henderson, Postmaster General in His Official Capacity

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• explaining that if a plaintiffs “new [accommodation] request results in a denial, the time period begins to run anew”
• stating that “[e]ach of the . . . denials of the Employees’ requests for [a reasonable accommodation] constitutes a discrete act of alleged discrimination.”
• explaining that if a plaintiff's ‘new [accommodation] request results in a denial, the time period begins to run anew’
• holding each denial of an employee’s reasonable accommodation under the Rehabilitation Act constitutes a discrete act of alleged discrimination
• noting that the continuing violations doctrine applies to Title VII and “other civil rights laws”
• explaining that precedent governing the Title VII statute of limitations “applies with equal force . . . to actions arising under” section 1983

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