November 07, 2025
The Sixth Circuit refused Friday to disturb a former Tennessee county worker's jury win on claims that she was fired for requesting a modified schedule because of her night blindness, rejecting the county's argument that federal disability law didn't cover her condition.
June 12, 2025
The Sixth Circuit had tough questions Thursday for a Tennessee county trying to upend a jury win for a worker with night blindness who said her firing violated disability bias law, with one judge saying the county relied on a decision issued before the law's definition of disability was expanded.
May 30, 2025
The Eighth Circuit will hear from an ex-principal who said she was illegally pushed out after advocating for LGBTQ+ students and authorizing a Pride flag in an inclusivity display, while the Ninth Circuit will consider whether a religious employer can avoid having Washington state's anti-discrimination law enforced against it. Here, Law360 looks at six argument sessions discrimination attorneys should have on their radar.