According to the suit, Becker was returning to his hotel near New York's Times Square after a work dinner in February when he found himself 'overwhelmed' and forced to answer nature's call in a vestibule located on a separate floor from the main lobby.
Becker said he has been dealing with a chronic bladder condition since 2016 and is under the treatment of a urologist. The court filing said Lenovo colleagues and managers were aware of his condition.
'No sympathy, let alone compliance with the law, would be forthcoming from Lenovo. Instead, within days, Becker was terminated by his employer, following a sham HR 'investigation' in which he was not even interviewed,' the lawsuit said.
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