Coca-Cola delivery man who used slurs as result of Tourette syndrome loses disability suit after job transfer
The Coca-Cola delivery man was not entitled to keep his job under the Americans With Disabilities Act due to his inappropriate language caused by Tourette syndrome.
Plaintiffs must demonstrate they are disabled and qualified for the position without accommodations under the Americans With Disabilities Act. [ more ]
Supreme Court Throws Out Major Case That Could Have Altered Enforcement Of Disability Law
The Supreme Court has dismissed a major disability case that could have impacted the rights of disabled individuals to sue for lack of accessibility information on websites.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett acknowledged concerns about litigants manipulating the jurisdiction of the Court but maintained the decision to dismiss the case.
The plaintiff, a self-appointed ADA tester, had filed hundreds of lawsuits against hotels over lack of compliance, but the Court deemed the case moot. [ more ]
LG finds higher gear with autonomous driving and infotainment | Computer Weekly
LG Electronics will introduce a cross-domain platform integrating ADAS, AD, and IVI technologies at CES 2024.
The platform, developed in collaboration with Magna, is expected to arrive on the market in 2027 and aims to deliver differentiated user experiences in the vehicle cabin.
The platform supports multiple IVI systems and ADAS/AD domain integration, while using fewer electronic control units and taking up less packaging space. [ more ]