Patricia A. Langon v. Department of Health and Human Services

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• holding that agency must consider accommodating a computer programmer with multiple sclerosis by allowing her to work at home
• holding that a genuine dispute of material fact existed where plaintiff had disagreed with employer regarding her position’s “length of the deadlines and the need for frequent face-to-face contacts”
• holding summary judgment against plaintiff with multiple sclerosis was inappropriate
• holding summary judgment against plaintiff with multiple sclerosis was inappropriate
• establishing a causal connection between employer's failure to accommodate and plaintiff's poor job performance may support a claim for damages for harm caused, but does not establish a violation of the Rehabilitation Act
• establishing a causal connection between employer's failure to accommodate and plaintiff's poor job performance may support a claim for damages for harm caused, but does not establish a violation of the Rehabilitation A c t

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