"National Federation of the Blind Sues Law School Admissions Council for
Inaccessible Web Site and LSAT Preparation Materials

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Federation of the
Blind, the nation's oldest and largest organization of blind people; its
California affiliate; and a blind law school applicant, Deepa Goraya, filed a
lawsuit today against the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC).  The complaint
asserts that the LSAC, the body that administers the Law School Admissions
Test (which most aspiring law students must take) and provides other services
to law schools and law school applicants, violates the California Disabled
Persons Act and the Unruh Act because its Web site (www.lsac.org) and LSAT
preparation materials are inaccessible to blind law school applicants.  The
plaintiffs have attempted to meet with the LSAC to resolve the matter, but the
LSAC canceled a planned meeting."

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