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Dive Brief:
A magistrate judge for a Georgia district court on Tuesday recommended several claims be trimmed from a 2024 U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission disability lawsuit filed against an infrastructure support services company (EEOC v. Osmose Utilities Services, Inc.).
While Judge John Larkins III found EEOC provided sufficient evidence to move forward on one failure-to-accommodate claim, he determined it did not sufficiently argue disparate treatment and retaliation. Larkins also threw out a second failure-to-accommodate claim.
