Employers Should Keep Open Mind on Service Animal Accommodation Requests

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Employers should treat an employee’s request for a service animal as a reasonable accommodation for a disability like any other accommodation request, no matter what type of animal is under consideration, Peter Petesch, a shareholder with Littler told Bloomberg Law May 3


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