Costco Wholesale Corp. won in federal court, beating back a lawsuit by a sympathetic plaintiff.
And it did so by building a case centered on showing it had taken several steps to comply with federal law, and to accommodate a deaf employee.
"I would reverse the judgment as a matter of law," Judge Charles R. Wilson wrote in his dissent.
July 08, 2020 at 02:53 PM
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Costco Wholesale Corp. won in federal court, beating back a lawsuit by a sympathetic plaintiff.
And it did so by building a case centered on showing it had taken several steps to comply with federal law, and to accommodate a deaf employee.
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