Seyfarth Synopsis: 2024 saw some interesting developments and an uptick in lawsuit filings from 2023; expect less ADA Title III enforcement and rulemaking activity from DOJ in 2025.

The U.S. Justice Department has reached an agreement with local authorities to resolve an investigation of the Sangamon ...

Lancaster County public schools could see cuts to nearly $55 million in federal funding if President-elect Donald Trump ...

A court settlement that would require colleges to pay athletes billions for their play is not going to settle the debate over ...

A retired firefighter claimed that the terms of an employer-provided health insurance subsidy discriminated against her on ...

The U.S. Department of Justice said the state of Idaho unnecessarily segregates adults with physical disabilities in nursing ...

The Hunters Point Library, built in 2019 with complete disregard for the rights of people with disabilities to enjoy equal ...

The 31-page order from Judge John Gibney of the U.S. District Court in Richmond details a range of steps the state needs to ...

WASHINGTON −The Supreme Court on Monday wrestled over whether federal employment protections for people with disabilities extend to retirees, an issue that has divided the lower courts.

Twenty-six years ago this month, a thirty-two-year-old Fredonia native died after being pushed in front of a New York City ...