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Binno v. Law School Admission Council, Inc.
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October 10, 2019
Changes To LSAT Included In Blind Man's Disability Settlement
The organization that administers the Law School Admission Test will overhaul the section that assesses analytical reasoning as part of an agreement to end a suit brought by a blind prospective law student, who claimed the section discriminates against visually impaired exam takers.
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May 18, 2017
Blind Man Files Second LSAT Discrimination Suit
A blind prospective law student filed suit in Michigan federal court Tuesday against the organization that administers the Law School Admission Test, his second case alleging the questions that require visual diagramming discriminate against sightless exam takers.