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The court denied the defendant's motion for judgment as a matter of law, finding that the plaintiff adequately presented a case for the jury to consider on both his ADA and Ohio Civil Rights Act claims. The court applied judicial estoppel to prevent the defendant from claiming it was a service provider subject to state administrative exhaustion requirements after having consistently argued at trial that it was an independent employer.
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