Richard McGary v. City of Portland

How courts have described this case

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• observing that “the [Olmstead ] Court held that undue institutionalization of persons with mental disabilities qualifies as discrimination ‘by reason of disability’ under the ADA”
• noting that dismissals at the pleading stage “are especially disfavored . . . where the complaint sets forth a novel legal theory that can best be assessed after factual development”
• collecting cases from 26 different circuits articulating that a disparate treatment or disparate impact claim is distinct from a 27 reasonable accommodation claim
• stating elements for 19 an FHA claim based on failure to provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with 20 disabilities
• collecting cases from 10 different circuits articulating that a disparate treatment or disparate impact claim is distinct from a 11 reasonable accommodation claim
• setting forth elements of a claim for failure to accommodate under the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988

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