[Ohio-talk] question for David Andrews

[David Andrews]

I can't give you an exact citation, but your summary of what I said 
is true.  The requestor's preference should receive primary 
consideration in an accommodation request, but the covered entity is 
not bound by it and can suggest another accommodation.

Dave

At 01:55 PM 10/19/2015, you wrote:
>Hello David,
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>I remember that you responded to a thread on OhioTalk about accomodations
>and the ADA. I believe that you wrote that under the ADA, a person with a
>disability can or should have input into what accommodation they receive,
>but they are not guaranteed their accommodation of choice. If I'm
>paraphrasing your statement correctly, can you point us to where in the ADA
>this right to provide input is?
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>Thanks so much,
>
>Cheryl

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