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Voss Electric Company
has reached a settlement in the disability discrimination lawsuit filed by a former worker who suffers from a bi-polar disorder. The company will pay $91,250 to the employee for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 when he was terminated rather than given the recommended time off. (Mar-18-03) [PRESS RELEASE]
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Laura Croom
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Also, I receive extended services through disability services through the school. During week 3 and part of week 4 I was not get my work turn in due to being sick and to things out of my control which was related to school activities. I communicated with professor and she first agreed to work with me. Well she changed her mind and disregarded my disability services and gave me zero. then she changed it to 12 out of 30 which was still an insult to injury. I then got a email from disability services stating that they couldn't help me and basicly felt I couldn't do the work cause of my health issues and they would help me withdraw from school. I feel as if I am being forced to withdraw. I witness them do this to another disable student while attending residency in atlanta ga. They forced him to withdraw cause of his medication was making him sleepy. I have witness names and numbers who know about this gentleman. Also, I have all the documentation (emails) written between myself, professor, disability, and program manager. SInce they receive federal money from government they are required to provide accommodations to students with disabilities. Can someone help me please?