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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Associational disability discrimination

NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana federal court denied a child care development center’s motion to dismiss associational disability discrimination claims brought by the legal guardians of a 3-year-old boy with autism. He was allegedly excluded from full-time enrollment and his attendance was reduced to two hours per day, denying the parents equal access to full-time child care so they could earn a day’s pay. The court agrees. The parents have adequately pleaded that their injuries are “not simply derivative of the discrimination faced by” their son.

Read the ruling here.

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