A month later, however, the school decided that her performance had not improved enough and decided to terminate her, after which she sued under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A federal court has now let her suit go forward, declaring that the teacher
has come forth with sufficient facts to make a prima facie showing that her anxiety constitutes a disability under the ADA. This is especially the case when considering the relaxed standards imposed under the ADAAA for determining what constitutes a disability.
Thank you, U.S. Congress! At a time when the hiring prospects for new law school grads look grim, you've helped ensure that many, many lawyers will have gainful employment into the indefinite future.
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