ADA matters because people matter
Where Disability Rights Meet Real Life
Author: jresn02
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A formal letter asked the General Counsel to cure documented Title II defects within a stated window. No cure issued.
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The ADA Coordinator responds point-by-point to the complainant’s listed access concerns and offers to limit communications to two contacts.
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The Office answers five operational questions about how grievances are routed, screened by alphabetical assignment of the respondent’s surname, and how evidence is filed.
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The Office grants written-only communication and accessible-format accommodations, offers to postpone review until after surgery, and routes procedural questions to grievance counsel.
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A Senior Assistant General Counsel identifies himself as ADA Coordinator for the reconsideration and states the Office does not need further participation from the complainant at this stage.
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The Office admits in writing that the complainant’s February rebuttal materials were received but misclassified and left out of the file before the grievance was dismissed.
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A one-page letter, signed by a Deputy General Counsel, dismissed the grievance and stated no rebuttal was received. The Bar’s own intake had confirmed the rebuttal arrived.