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Legal analysis reveals limits on federal retaliation protections for non-disabled employees, indicating narrow statutory coverage.
A recent decision from the Northern District of Alabama offers a sharp reminder that not every act of disability‐related retaliation has a home in federal law. In Mitchell v. Gadsden State Community College , a dean alleged she was fired for standing up for a disabled employee.
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