Walk through the “do’s and don’ts” of the ADA
The duty to provide a reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with disabilities is considered one of the most important statutory requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Although the ADA and the duty to provide a “reasonable accommodation” can be a trap for the wary, it doesn’t have to be.
Get practical tips for employees and best practices for employers
We’ll explore:
trends in current case law regarding reasonable accommodations
an employer’s duty to engage in the interactive process
current EEOC guidance on specific health conditions
employer defenses of undue burden and direct threat
your ethical responsibilities in various situations
Our experienced faculty will answer your questions
What triggers the interactive process?
What happens when doctors’ notes conflict?
How much leave is required for a disabled employee?
Are “no-fault” attendance policies legal?
Is an accommodation required for pregnant workers?
What challenges do employers and public accommodations confront with “service dogs” or other “comfort/therapy animals”?
Is the use of medical marijuana protected by the ADA?
What are your ethical obligations when it relates to your client making inconsistent disability statements (i.e. judicial estoppel)?
All attendees will receive the course materials as a digital book.
Recorded in September 2022.