Access the Bar

Disabled people deserve equal access to society.

The law mandates this. When these laws are not followed, or when they are ineffective at preventing discrimination as they currently stand, action is needed. The most effective way to effectuate such action – is to work with, or become, a lawyer.

If disabled people are inhibited from becoming lawyers, they are effectively inhibited from advocating for and effectuating change in other policies that have a discriminatory effect. If disabled people are inhibited from becoming lawyers, the quality of representation and likelihood of effectuating such change reduces substantially.

Whether it be legislation, regulation, or litigation – action is needed.

Barriers inhibiting disabled people from becoming lawyers must be stopped.

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Have you been denied accommodations for a Bar Exam, the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam, or any other exam required by your state for admission to the legal profession?

Is this currently ongoing? In other words, are you seeking accommodations for an upcoming exam that has not happened yet, or have you been denied accommodations for an upcoming exam that has not yet happened?

Yes, and I would like help getting these accommodations! No, but I would like to share my story so that it may be used to demonstrate a pattern and practice of accommodation denials, so that it may help others going forward

Which exam is this for?

Bar Exam / Other State Required Exam (Please specify which state) MPRE LSAT

Full Name

Email or Phone #

What accommodation(s) did you request?

What documentation did you submit?

What was the basis for the denial of your accommodation?

When did you receive your denial letter?

If upcoming — when is your exam date? When is the registration deadline? When is the accommodation application deadline? When is the deadline to appeal application determinations?

Any other information that you would like to share?