Ford-Evans v. United Space Alliance LLC
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
PER CURIAM: *
Plaintiff-Appellant Marilyn Ford-Evans (“Ford-Evans”) worked in one of the Defendant United Space Alliance’s (“USA”) facilities as a flight crew equipment processor. An equipment processor is involved in the preparation of equipment for space-flight, which encompasses a variety of duties, such as assembling cushions, sewing and folding clothes, fitting clothing on astronauts, and cleaning water bottles. During her tenure at the company, she had a history of problems with her voice. Prior to the incident at issue in this case, she had worked for ten months without the use of her…
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