A person who is substantially limited in performing the unique aspects of a single,specific job will be deemed substantially limited in the major life activity of working.

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An individual does not need to have an impairment that prevents or severely or significantly restricts a major life activity to be considered to be "substantially limited," nor does the impairment need to last for a set period of time. Courts have determined that a person who is substantially limited in performing the unique aspects of a single, specific job will not be deemed substantially limited in the major life activity of working.

A Person Who Is Substantially Limited in Performing the Unique