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  1. KGK Special Ed Law Blog

    Return to School Roadmap, August 2021

    By Kirsch-Goodwin, Kirsch

    Thee United States Department of Education will be issuing guidance to schools notifying them that regardless of the COVID pandemic or how instructino is provided, students with disabilities must still…

  2. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Harpur Awarded Future Fellowship to Work on Workplace Disabilities

    By Workplace Prof

    A huge congratulations to Paul Harpur (U. Queensland), who this week was awarded a four-year $1.1M Future Fellowship. His project  is entitled Normalizing Ability Diversity through Career Transitions: Disability at…

  3. Health Law Prof Blog

    Reckoning with Race and Disability

    By Katharine Van Tassel

    Jasmine Harris (University of Pennsylvania), Reckoning with Race and Disability, 31 Yale L. J. Forum (2021)Our national reckoning with race and inequality must include disability. Race and disability have a complicated…

  4. Bryant Legal Group News & Resources

    Is It Possible to Work With Dementia? (And When Is It Time to Leave Your Job?)

    By LexBlog

    In 2011, legendary basketball coach Pat Summitt announced that she had been diagnosed with early-onset dementia. She continued to coach the Tennessee Volunteers for another season with support from her…

  5. Special Needs Companies Blog

    Episode 119: Disability and The Criminal Justice System with Attorney Jason Chan

    By Annette Hines

    Being stopped by or questioned by the police can be stressful for anyone but for those who are mentally ill or developmentally disabled, it can be quite traumatic. Often these…

  6. Workers’ Compensation Law Prof Blog

    UCLA Professor’s Socio-Historical Account of Fatigue Touches on Workers’ Compensation Themes

    By David B. Torrey

                UCLA public health professor Emily Abel has written a brief but wide-ranging social history of the phenomenon of fatigue. Abel, herself a breast cancer survivor who suffered from…

  7. Pannone Corporate News and Opinion

    What are the HR ramifications of long-COVID being recognised as a disability?

    By Pannone Corporate

    Pressure is clearly mounting on the Government to classify long-COVID as a disability. The aim is to provide thousands of employees with legal protection against any potential discrimination in the…

  8. Law and the Workplace

    Employee Disability and Cannabis Oil Protections Set to Take Effect in Virginia

    By Guy Brenner, Shanice Z. Smith-Banks

    Quick Hit: Two new laws in Virginia providing disability discrimination protections and protections for medicinal use of cannabis oil for employees go into effect July 1, 2021. Key Takeaway: Virginia,…

  9. Health Law Prof Blog

    Structured Silence: Mental Illness Disability and Disclosure in the Workplace

    By Katharine Van Tassel

    Emily Ahrend (University of New Mexico), Structured Silence: Mental Illness Disability and Disclosure in the Workplace, SSRN:Evasive, silenced, and contested, mental illness is an invisible form of disease that can…

  10. Health Law Prof Blog

    Study Paper on Inclusive Investing: Respecting the Rights of Vulnerable Investors through Supported Decision-Making

    By Katharine Van Tassel

    Canadian Centre for Elder Law, Study Paper on Inclusive Investing: Respecting the Rights of Vulnerable Investors through Supported Decision-Making, SSRN:Supported decision-making allows adults to pick who may assist them in…