The ADA on the edge of 17: That was the law that was
By Patrick J. Kronenwetter
Diversity Leadership Council,
June 2008
In addressing the concept of diversity within the legal profession, the constituencies that most often come to mind are women, racial and ethnic minorities and persons with alternate sexual orientations or gender issues. But there is another, sometimes over-looked, group of lawyers who should be included in any discussion on diversity—namely, lawyers with disabilities.
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