Some disabled individuals may fear that prospective employers won’t hire them if they request an accommodation. They may even try to reassure employers they’re perfectly capable of doing the job without any help. Take them at their word. They can’t later claim they didn’t get an accommodation.
He said he didn’t need ADA help? Then he can’t sue for it
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