Román-Oliveras v. Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority

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• concluding that “Title I of the ADA, like Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, addresses the conduct of employers only and does not impose liability on co-workers” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• holding that Title I of the ADA imposes liability on employers, not co-workers
• holding that the ADA, like Title VII, does not impose individual liability
• holding that plaintiff's claims under Title I of the ADA against co-workers were properly dismissed Considering (a) the similarities between the definition of “employer” in Title VII and the ADA, (b) the similar purposes of the two statutes, (c
• holding, as a matter of first impression in the First Circuit, that there is no individual liability under the ADA
• holding that ADA does not contemplate individual liability

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