Phillips v. City of Seattle

How courts have described this case

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• holding that whether alcoholism is a disability is a question of fact, not law
• delaying award of fees until trial on the merits to determine prevailing party
• the statutory protections against discrimination are to be liberally construed and their exceptions narrowly confined
• instructions are sufficient which permit a party to argue its theory of the case
• instructions are sufficient which permit a party to argue its theory of the case
• because the statutory protections against discrimination are to be liberally construed, exceptions should be narrowly confined

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).