Can Colleges Deny Remote Teaching? Professor Arlene Kanter Speaks to Inside Higher Ed
“For the past year and a half people have been teaching remotely,” she said. “If they could do it then, why would it be an undue hardship now?”
Vaccines in the Workplace? Professor Doron Dorfman Cited by LAW360
Courts would likely split on the reasonableness of a vaccine requirement as accommodation, Dorfman noted ...
Professor Doron Dorfman Publishes on Masks v. Disability Accommodations in JAMA Health Forum
“Although these individuals may not have required any specific prepandemic disability accommodations, they may now find themselves inadequately protected in their workplace where mask requirements are legally banned ...”
Professor Doron Dorfman Featured on The Disability Equity Podcast
In part one of the Johns Hopkins University-produced podcast, Professor Doron Dorfman shares his work examining how ideologies, stigma, and stereotypes of disability impact policies, and the high stakes implications during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chantal Wentworth-Mullin Publishes on the VA and Technology in Michigan Bar Journal
With the VA modernization goal in mind, Chantal Wentworth-Mullin’s article focuses on existing and emerging technology within the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA); electronic access to veterans’ claim files; VA use of artificial intelligence optical reading technologies; the direct upload process; and virtual hearings ...
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