Accomodations for Disabilities- Ever Hear of the ADA?

[munchkin]

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@missypie

Lawyers are pretty good at self-selection. We focus on what we are good at. Lots of lawyers basically read for a living while others talk for a living. It is highly doubtful that a lawyer with reading issues would choose to go into an area of law where she had to read long documents every day for hours on end.

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<p>I think I have read somewhere that David Boies is dyslexic . </p>

<p>[David</a> Boies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Boies]David”>David Boies - Wikipedia)</p>

<p>I don’t know how rules are applied elsewhere, where we are, one needed to have well documented disabilities as in dx by a neuropsychologist or someone as qualified to have extended time and other support. The ADA is supposed to level the playing field, not gave unfair advantage to the undeserving.</p>