E.D. New York· 6/26/2014
Rinaldi v. Quality King Distributors, Inc.
Citations
- 29 F. Supp. 3d 218
- 2014 WL 2917035
- 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 87694
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- holding that the plaintiffs “speculative argument that, her termination ‘must have been’ related to her FMLA absences [was] insufficient at the summary judgment stage”
- finding plaintiff unqualified where plaintiff had ten unexcused absence over the course of three months after being absent for five weeks on FMLA leave
- granting summary judgment to the defendant where the record showed the plaintiff was absent for “five out of six weeks” during one period and the plaintiff failed to “propose or even accept a reasonable accommodation” that would have helped her attend work more regularly
- “For an employee whose primary difficulty was itself being at work, time off and reduced hours were logical, reasonable accommodations.”
- “For an employee whose primary difficulty was itself being at work, time off and reduced hours were logical, reasonable accommodations.”
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- Shelley Weinstock v. Columbia UniversitySecond Circuit· 2000-08-23· cited 1,405×
- Laura Holtz v. Rockefeller & Co., Inc.Second Circuit· 2001-07-10· cited 1,375×
- Holcomb v. Iona CollegeSecond Circuit· 2008-04-01· cited 1,168×
- School Bd. of Nassau Cty. v. ArlineSupreme Court· 1987-04-20· cited 1,128×
- Terry v. AshcroftSecond Circuit· 2003-07-17· cited 988×
- McBride v. BIC Consumer Products Manufacturing Co.Second Circuit· 2009-10-05· cited 509×
- Dennis James v. New York Racing Association, and New York State Racing & Wagering BoardSecond Circuit· 2000-11-29· cited 496×
- Kathleen Borkowski v. Valley Central School DistrictSecond Circuit· 1995-08-10· cited 339×
- Redd v. New York Division of ParoleSecond Circuit· 2012-05-04· cited 321×
- McElwee v. County of OrangeSecond Circuit· 2012-11-15· cited 298×
- Peter Potenza, Clifford Aversano v. City of New YorkSecond Circuit· 2004-04-23· cited 233×
- Leroy Gilbert v. Anthony M. Frank, in His Capacity as Postmaster General of the United States Postal ServiceSecond Circuit· 1991-11-27· cited 198×
- Sotomayor v. City of New YorkSecond Circuit· 2013-04-11· cited 157×
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