Webb v. City of Bowling Green

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• holding that debtor’s affidavit saying that she disclosed claim to bankruptcy attorney and relied on his advice did not prevent summary judgment because “[r]eliance on legal advice does not constitute a good faith mistake for purposes of judicial estoppel”
• finding that, even with the help of a device, the plaintiff “was still unable to perform any other essential function of the . . . position”

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