THE U.S. Supreme Court said yesterday that a Kentucky woman with carpal tunnel syndrome could not be categorized as a disabled worker under the Americans With Disabilities Act because she is still able to care for herself off the job.
The Court also heard oral arguments yesterday in a high-stakes patent case involving the so-called doctrine of equivalents, a key principle in intellectual property law.
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