The ABA has weighed in on an issue of concern to disability rights advocates—access to public accommodations by individuals with disabilities who use service animals.
An epileptic Florida man who admitted driving after his driver’s license was revoked for causing a crash that killed a woman has been sentenced to nine years in prison.
The Massachusetts Appeals Court has overturned an order by a now-retired probate judge who authorized an abortion for a schizophrenic woman and decided sua sponte that she should be sterilized.
A New York Appeals court has ruled for a law firm accused of discriminating against a lawyer who tried to bill clients for porn movies and escort services.
A deaf man who alleges he was jailed for 25 days without access to a sign-language interpreter is suing the sheriff of the Colorado county where he was held.
An upstate New York law firm sued by a former personal injury client whose service dog was refused entry blames a partner’s allergy and a worker’s phobia for issues with…
On the eve of Veterans Day, newspapers around the country are reporting on new courts being established to help those who served their country cope with special problems members of…
A federal prosecutor has sued an upstate New York personal injury law firm, contending that it banned a client from bringing her service dog into its offices.
A Maryland judge on Wednesday will consider a request for a preliminary injunction requiring doctors to keep a feeding tube in place for an unemployed computer technician who suffered brain…
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