Stephen N. Roth, M.D. v. Lutheran General Hospital, Jerome Kraut, M.D., Seymour Metrick, M.D.

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• inability to fulfill long shifts or 36-hour call duties required of desired employment position is not a disability
• “[N]ot every impairment that affect[s] an individual’s major life activities is a substantially limiting impairment”
• plaintiffs multifarious endeavors despite his impairment demonstrated that the impairment did not reach the level of a disability
• the inability to perform either a particular job for a particular employer or a narrow range of jobs is not a disability
• the harm to the movants must be balanced against the harm to the non-movant and the public
• “Dr. Parmet further noted that while [plaintiffs] condition is not completely correctable through the use of glasses or other means,” the plaintiff could function well in most medical specialties

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