Wallace H. Campbell & Co. v. Maryland Commission on Human Relations

Austin Scarlett, who used a wheelchair and resided in one of Wallace H. Campbell & Company, Inc.’s (“the Campbell Company”) buildings, became frustrated with the Campbell Company’s lack of responsiveness to his concerns and sought to mediate those issues with the Campbell Company. The mediation was unsuccessful. Based on events arising from the mediation, Scarlett filed a complaint with the Maryland Commission on Human Relations (“the Commission”), alleging that the Campbell Company had discriminated against Scarlett by holding the mediation at a wheelchair inaccessible location.

After an…