The judge said the store discriminated against the teen by abercrombie and fitch not making reasonable accommodations for her disability. The judge also said the retailer officials were general assholes when approached about the incident, hollister didn't follow their own policies, and even denied the girl was disabled.
The retailer must pay more than $155,000, including $25,000 to the teen. AF plans to appeal.
AF was also in the news recently when a former employee hollister clothing said she was forced to work in the backroom because she had a prosthetic arm that didn't fit their image. The retailer was found to have broken employment law and had to pay her of unlawful harassment.
