Disability Law: Cases and Materials

Stephen F. Befort, University of Minnesota Law School

Nicole B. Porter, William and Mary Law School

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Table of Contents

Teacher's Manual

Chapter 2

• Edited and updated notes throughout.
• Section A.3: shortened Sutton dissent.
• Section A.4: two new post-ADAAA cases replaced four cases. New cases include: Feldman v. Law Enforcement Associates Corp. and Alston v. Park Pleasant, Inc.
• Section C.3: Replaced first edition “regarded as” case with Nunies v. Hie Holdings, Inc.

Chapter 3

• Edited and updated notes throughout.
• Section A: replaced 1st edition prima facie case with Monroe v. Indiana Department of Transportation
• Section C.5 regarding structural norms is moved from a separate section (Section D in the first edition) to subsection C.5 (under Reasonable Accommodation Mandate) This sub-section contains four new cases that replace the six short excerpts that were in the 1st edition. The four new cases include: Garcia-Ayala v. Lederle Parenterals, Inc.; Severson v. Heartland Woodcraft, Inc.; EEOC v. Ford Motor Company; and Mosby-Meachem v. Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division.
• Section D: Replaced 1st edition case with Reyazuddin v. Montgomery County, Maryland.
• Section F: Replaced 1st edition case with Hutton v. Elf Atochem North America, Inc.

Chapter 4

• Edited and updated notes throughout.
• Section D: New material on Covid-19 pandemic.

Chapter 5

• Edited and updated notes throughout.
• Section B: new note on arrests. Replaced 1st edition coverage case with Reyazuddin v. Montgomery County, Maryland.
• Section C: new note regarding rationing health care during Covid-19.
• Section G: Replaced 1st edition voting case with National Federation of the Blind. v. Lamone.

Chapter 6

• Edited and updated notes throughout.
• Section B: shortened PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin. New service animal case and new notes: Matheis v. CSL Plasma, Inc. Converted Disneyworld case to a note.
• Section C: New introductory text. New case and notes regarding readily achievable standard: Kennedy v. Omegagas & Oil, LLC. Replaced 1st edition website accessibility case with Gil v. Winn Dixie Stores, Inc.
• Section D: shortened Enyart case.

Chapter 7

• Edited and updated notes throughout.
• Section A.2: Deleted one case from first edition. Reorganized and updated notes and added a note.
• Section A.4: substantially shortened Guckenberger case.
• Section B.1.a: Shortened Rowley case. Added new Supreme Court case: Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District Re-1 along with all new notes, including a note discussing schools’ responsibility to students with disabilities during Covid-19.
• Section B.1.f: New note on interaction with Endrew case.
• Section B.2: Deleted article excerpt and added new Supreme Court case: Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools, including all new notes.

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