Disability Rights
New ADA Regulations Expand Rights
This article briefly describes some of the key, new EEOC regulations which were published in the Federal Register on March 25, 2011. (More)
Social Security/Ticket to Work
This article briefly outlines how to apply for disability benefits under the Social Security and Ticket to Work programs. (More)
Community Based Services
The growth in community-based services has been slow in the aftermath of Olmstead v. L. C., often acclaimed as one of the most important judicial decisions on disability rights in the past decade. (More)
Rehabilitation Act
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is landmark legislation. It is widely considered the first civil rights statute in the world for persons with disabilities. This article briefly summarizes the Rehabilitation Act's key provisions and how they may have affected you and disability rights these past 30 years. (More)
Protection and Advocacy Services
Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agencies are among the best advocates for individuals with disabilities. They break down barriers, make all aspects of society more accessible, and work to overcome past discrimination. (More)
Personal Care Attendants
Personal attendants can help individuals with serious injuries become more active and independent and to realize their goals. Like any other resource, however, attendants need to be properly managed in order to provide the greatest potential benefit. The following guidelines can help you assure a satisfying relationship and avoid legal pitfalls. (More)
Custodial Rights
Divorce is difficult enough. Combine it with a disabling injury or disease and the situation is even more complex. If children are involved, it can be among the most complicated and emotional experiences life has to offer. (More)
This article briefly describes some of the key, new EEOC regulations which were published in the Federal Register on March 25, 2011. (More)
Social Security/Ticket to Work
This article briefly outlines how to apply for disability benefits under the Social Security and Ticket to Work programs. (More)
Community Based Services
The growth in community-based services has been slow in the aftermath of Olmstead v. L. C., often acclaimed as one of the most important judicial decisions on disability rights in the past decade. (More)
Rehabilitation Act
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is landmark legislation. It is widely considered the first civil rights statute in the world for persons with disabilities. This article briefly summarizes the Rehabilitation Act's key provisions and how they may have affected you and disability rights these past 30 years. (More)
Protection and Advocacy Services
Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agencies are among the best advocates for individuals with disabilities. They break down barriers, make all aspects of society more accessible, and work to overcome past discrimination. (More)
Personal Care Attendants
Personal attendants can help individuals with serious injuries become more active and independent and to realize their goals. Like any other resource, however, attendants need to be properly managed in order to provide the greatest potential benefit. The following guidelines can help you assure a satisfying relationship and avoid legal pitfalls. (More)
Custodial Rights
Divorce is difficult enough. Combine it with a disabling injury or disease and the situation is even more complex. If children are involved, it can be among the most complicated and emotional experiences life has to offer. (More)
