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Disability Discrimination

Employers must provide reasonable accommodations for disabilities. If you faced discrimination, we can help you fight back.

Quick Assessment

Legal Definition

Disability discrimination occurs when an employer treats a qualified employee unfavorably because of a disability.

Common Signs

Denied reasonable accommodations
Fired after requesting accommodation
Harassment due to disability
Excluded from workplace activities
Demoted or transferred unfairly

Your Rights

Right to reasonable accommodations

Right to equal employment opportunities

Right to file ADA complaint

Right to be free from retaliation

Right to damages and attorney fees

Frequently Asked Questions

What is considered a disability under the ADA?

A disability is a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities.

Disability Discrimination Resources by Location

Find specific information about disability discrimination laws and attorneys in your state or city.

State-Specific Laws

Employment laws vary significantly by state. Check your state's specific requirements:

Local Attorneys

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