Leiterman v. Napolitano

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• finding no section 508 cause of action for federal employee to sue federal employer and noting plaintiff conceded that section 505 did not provide cause of action
• finding no section 508 cause of action for federal employee to sue federal employer and noting plaintiff conceded that section 505 did not provide cause of action
• granting Rule 56(d) motion when a plaintiff asserted that, without discovery, he could not respond to the defendant agency’s argument that the computer operating system it provided him was a reasonable accommodation
• rejecting summary judgment on the question of whether a three-year delay was unreasonable
• For screen access software “to successfully ‘read’ computer screens, the information on the screen must be coded so it is accessible to screen readers.”
• non-promotion treated as a \discrete employment action\ for exhaustion purposes, and \the mere allegation that Plaintiff continued in his position\ during the 45-day filing window \without the promotion he believed was due [could not] save Plaintiff's claim\

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