The 9th Circuit has held that the anti-retaliation provisions of ADA Title II and the 1973 Rehabilitation Act protect aggrieved individuals without regard to whether they personally have disabilities. Thus, a teacher of students with disabilities may avail herself of the anti-retaliation remedies of those statues over her complaints that her school district employer constructively […]
Filed under ADA, Retaliation, Rehabilitation Act
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