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In reply to the discussion: UPDATED. Some quack BASTARD of a "doctor" REALLY screwed my family and I today... [View all]Yo_Mama
(8,303 posts)You're utterly misrepresenting this.
The OPer in fact met the requirements of the job position - it was not to move furniture all day. Legally, if the job requirements for the position are "must be able to lift 50 pounds", you cannot disqualify a candidate for saying that he or she would have difficulty lifting 100 pounds.
It appears that the doctor made up a problem that did not exist. Perhaps the doctor is really paid to screen out applicants that might suggest a higher risk of workers' comp claims later on. Certainly whatever happened in the interview and physical did NOT support the conclusion given.
I think MarianJack has legitimate grounds for a suit and I think he may be able to win it if he can document it well enough. The problem is that the doctor can fake the records and misrepresent his findings.