A former secretary at Houston firm Coats Rose has filed a lawsuit, alleging the firm failed to accommodate her disabilities and unlawfully terminated her in December 2012.
Lenora Phelps of Houston alleges in the petition that, among many things, she was “put on probation” for downloading and listening to music at work, was told she needed a note from a doctor before the firm would move gnat-infested plants away from her work area and was questioned about her need to use oxygen at work.
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