Coverage Archive

USA Today: More Cities Are Embracing Accessible Pedestrian Signals but Blind Americans Say It’s Not Enough

March 12, 2022

Terre Haute Tribune-Star: Editorial – A Victory for Voting Rights during Perilous Times

March 11, 2022

Indiana Lawyer: Federal Judge Makes Traveling Voter Boards Permissive, Not Mandatory, in Win for Blind, Print-Disabled Voters

March 11, 2022

Indiana Public Media: Hoosiers Who Are Blind Score Legal Victory over Absentee Voting Rules

March 11, 2022

NJ.com: Ex-Inmates Can Get Up to $8K for Each Year They Didn’t Get Special Ed Classes in N.J. Prisons, Court Says

March 10, 2022

NJ.com

March 10, 2022

Ex-Inmates Can Get Up to $8K for Each Year They Didn’t Get Special Ed Classes in N.J. Prisons, Court Says

Terre Haute Tribune-Star: Federal Judge Strikes Down ‘Mandatory Absentee Traveling Board’ Provision

March 10, 2022

Legal Reader: Court Grants Final Approval of Settlement that Reforms Special Education Services in New Jersey Prisons

March 9, 2022

Cook County Record: Judge OKs Class Action Demanding Chicago Install Devices to Help Blind Pedestrians at Intersections

March 8, 2022

Bloomberg Law: Blind Chicago Resident Class Proceeds in Crosswalk Access Suit

March 7, 2022