Tully-Boone v. North Shore-Long Island Jewish Hospital System

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• holding that Plaintiff’s anxiety and depression, where her prescribed medication left her “lethargic and drowsy,” and resulted in difficulty sleeping and inability to arrive at work on time, sufficiently qualified as “serious health conditions” at the pleadings stage
• holding that where the “complaint is replete with allegations that [an individual defendant] actually participated in the alleged unlawful conduct, . . . the Plaintiff has adequately pled that she may be held liable as an aider and abetter under [the NYSHRL]”

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