To eager government lawyers, it may have sounded irresistible: a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities accused of discriminating against a former employee with a disability. Except that's not how it turned out
August 10, 2016 at 11:56 PM
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To eager government lawyers, it must have sounded irresistible: a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities accused of discriminating against a former employee with a disability.
It’s like the Sierra Club being sued for polluting or the Humane Society for animal cruelty.
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