Luco Mop case turns on plaintiff’s ability to stand, eat

St. Louis-based Luco Mop Co., a manufacturer of roofing mops and brushes, won a lawsuit filed by a former employee. The plaintiff, Jeannette Brannon, charged the company violated the Americans with Disabilities Act when it fired her in 2005. Brannon, who has diabetes, worked for Luco Mop as a packer for close to six years. The ...

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Luco Mop case turns on plaintiff’s ability to stand, eat

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