Amicus brief filed in the Supreme Court of Connecticut providing research demonstrating that even students with the most severe disabilities can learn and that all students are entitled to an education under the IDEA and ADA.

Amicus briefs filed in the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado arguing that the IDEA requires more from schools than the “merely more than de minimis” standard articulated by the lower court.

Amicus brief filed in the New York Court of Appeals arguing that the court must recognize the important role it has in enforcing the rights of parents with intellectual disability to receive the accommodations they need to preserve and reunify their families.

Amicus brief filed in the Connecticut Supreme Court arguing that termination of parental rights and neglect proceedings are “programs, services, and activities” that must comply with Title II of the ADA.

Amicus brief filed in the Supreme Court of Michigan supporting a mother with intellectual disability and arguing that the state failed to make reasonable efforts to reunify the family by failing to accommodate the mother in violation of the ADA.