Litigation
May 22, 2014
Disabled law student test-takers prevail in government settlement
The company that administers the admissions test for law school can no longer flag exams of people who received special accommodations such as extra time because of a disability.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The company that administers the admissions test for law school can no longer flag exams of people who received special accommodations such as extra time because of a disability.
A California state agency and the Department of Justice, acting on behalf of disabled test-takers, reached an agreement with Law School Admission Council Inc. Tuesday that requires the company to pay $7.7 million in damag...
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