Southern Express Co. v. Southard

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the plaintiff had adequately alleged a disability when he “alleged ‘a physical or mental impairment’ (ADHD) that ‘substantially limits’ (by requiring medication that prevents him from working under certain recurring circumstances .. .
• “[M]ore than three months passed between Plaintiff’s last protected action and the termination of his employment, too long a period for Plaintiff to establish a causal relationship on temporal proximity alone.”
• “[T]o plead that the environment is sufficiently severe or pervasive, Plaintiff must allege not only that he subjectively perceived his workplace environment as hostile, but also that a reasonable person would so perceive it, i.e., that it was objectively hostile.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).