Lori L. Leisen v. City of Shelbyville

How courts have described this case

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• holding that summary judgment for the employer was proper because the employee, who suffered from depression, had not produced sufficient evidence that she was qualified for the job
• impairment does not substantially limit major life activity of working simply because it prevents a person from performing a particular job
• “[ejmployers are entitled to define the core qualifications for a position.”
• fire department was entitled to require paramedic certification for a fire-fighter job
• “[e]mployers are entitled to define the core qualifications for a position.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).