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07.28.2026
Client Advisories
No Notice, No Duty: The Third Circuit Clarifies When Employers Must Accommodate a Disability
“The disability-discrimination and medical-leave laws are shields against discrimination, not get-out-of-discipline-free cards.” That is how the Third Circuit opened its recent decision in Hileman v. West Penn Allegheny Health System, Inc. (3d Cir. July 20, 2026), affirming dismissal of an employee’s case against her former employer. The point drives the ruling: before an employer must accommodate an employee, the employee generally must disclose the disability and clearly ask for help. An employee who stays silent until they are facing discipline cannot recast that discipline as discrimination. This decision is a useful roadmap for employers as to when the duty to accommodate a disability is triggered.
07.28.2026
Blogs
When the Algorithm Is Wrong: AI Detection and Due Process on Campus
Higher education's response to student use of generative AI has moved from policy debate to courtroom battle, and the stakes are becoming clear. Institutions that rely on AI-detection tools to identify improper student use of AI risk exposing themselves to significant legal liability if those tools are treated as conclusive evidence.
07.23.2026
Blogs
What Doe v. Princeton Means for Title IX Investigations and Hearings
A precedential Third Circuit decision revives a disciplined student’s claims — and hands colleges a roadmap for what not to do.













