Wow, did our recent sleep apnea post about the police officer who was fired strike a chord — don’t know how many folks wrote in, mostly about sleep apnea itself
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Sleep Apnea Can Be Deadly: A Sufferer Comments
Our post the other day on the case of a fired police officer with sleep apnea awarded $1 million brought in a ton of comments — about the dangers of
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Sleep Apnea And Shakespeare?
Our recent post on sleep apnea as a disability brought some good reader questions and comments which bear posting. One, from a Mexican lawyer, and a second, from a Canadian
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Fired Sleep Apnea Sufferer Awarded $1 Million By Jury
This post is no joke: not as a matter of law or of health.
Law360 has reported that after a jury verdict, a federal court has just ordered a Kansas
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The EEOC Is Not The Only One Suing
Equip for Equality, which is an “independent, private, not-for-profit organization designated by the governor in 1985 to implement the federally mandated Protection and Advocacy (P&A) System in Illinois,” has
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