Mini horse + reasonable accommodation lawsuit = I told you so!

April 13, 2012 | by Eric B. Meyer

Remember back in July 2011 when I told you that a miniature horse might be reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act?

Giddy-up! I whinny!

Ok, I’ll quit horsing around.

(I mare or may not be referring to a printed-out list of horse puns as I type this…)

More on this hare-raising story — rabbit puns too? Really, Eric? — after the jump…

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Toodles!

(h/t Christine Stoneburner at the Employment Discrimination Report)

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