Sherri L. Helfter v. United Parcel Service, Inc.

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• holding that district court did not err in discounting conclusory statements in affidavits or deposition testimony in assessing whether claimant was substantially limited in a major life activity
• holding employee's conclusory summary judgment affidavit insufficient to withstand properly supported motion for summary judgment
• holding conclusory statements in affidavit, standing alone, are insufficient to withstand properly supported motion for summary judgment
• holding conclusory statements in affidavits and deposition testimony, “standing alone, are insufficient to withstand a properly-supported motion for summary judgment”
• holding conclusory statements in affidavit, standing alone, are insufficient to withstand properly supported motion for summary judgment
• holding conclusory statements in affidavit, standing -14- alone, are insufficient to withstand a properly supported motion for summary judgment

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