Litigation
Oct. 16, 2012
Judge allows federal government to intervene in LSAT disability access case
In a further blow to Law School Admissions Council Inc., a federal judge on Friday allowed the Department of Justice to intervene in a disability discrimination case and refused to limit the case to just California residents.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a further blow to Law School Admissions Council Inc., a federal judge on Friday allowed the U.S. Department of Justice to intervene in a disability discrimination case and refused to limit the case to just California residents.
The ruling could open the case up to anybody in the country who may have been subject to the alleged discrimination of disabled people seeking to take the Law School Adm...
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