California Employees Have Burden to Initiate the Interactive Process Under FEHA

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A California Court of Appeal case recently ruled that an employer could not be liable for failure to accommodate or engage in the interactive process where the employee failed to initiate the interactive process and accepted rehabilitation. In so holding, the Fourth District of the California Court of Appeal reversed the trial court and its award of nearly $230,000 for the plaintiff.

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