Peter v. Lincoln Technical Institute, Inc.

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• finding that a disability was sufficiently alleged where plaintiff sought significant medical intervention for sleep problems and where sleep problems caused her to fall asleep in the middle of the workday, frequently interrupting her daytime hours
• finding sufficient notice largely because employer was acutely aware that the employee had stopped working at employer’s behest “for the purpose of seeing a medical professional about [the employee’s] ‘illness’[.]”
• denying motion for reconsideration “given, further, that the substantive outcome would not change”
• “[Mjany courts have found that a request for indefinite leave is inherently unreasonable, particularly where there is no favorable prognosis.”

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