Our good friends at the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition provide training for non-lawyer disability rights advocates. Tim and I were honored to present today. I love teaching CCDC’s amazing advocacy students. Very knowledgeable advocates with great enthusiasm and tough questions!
Take Notes, Kids: This is How You Do Legal Writing
In early September, the Tenth Circuit issued its opinion in our case against Hollister’s faux front porches. It was good news, good news, but ultimately bad news: we prevailed on standing and class certification — making some darn good law…
Finally – Supreme Court oral arguments are televised!
This is brilliant! (h/t The Mahablog and my mom.) However, I do have to point out that we were there first! (Cross-posted at ThoughtSnax.)
A new old case and a road trip!
CREEC is excited to announce that we are joining the ACLU National Prison Project and the ACLU of Montana as co-counsel on the case of Langford v. Bullock. The Langford case was brought and settled in the early 1990s, but…
We’re having an Event!
Please join us for our inaugural event on Thursday, November 13. I know. I know. CREEC got underway over a year ago. But! We only got our 501(c)(3) letter in August, so the Official Launch of our Ability to Ask…
Municipal Planning Morass = Disability Discrimination Travesty
A weird, complicated, simple, dramatic, Aspen-based soap opera of a legal case started trial yesterday. The City of Aspen is suing two wealthy condo-owners and the developer/landlord of the rest of the building for privatizing the only accessible entrance. It’s…