The Justice Department's opinion challenges civil rights protections that have long treated the institutionalization of disabled Americans as a last resort.

The Trump administration is unveiling long-awaited details about new, more stringent Medicaid eligibility rules and raising fresh concerns about implications for people with disabilities.

New rules dramatically expanding the purview of the ADA are supposed to start taking effect later this month, but now disability advocates are worried that federal officials might be considering a del...

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As federal officials begin to outline more stringent Medicaid eligibility rules, worries are running high about what the changes will mean for people with disabilities.

The bizarre oral argument in Hamm v. Smith shows how decades of case law rooted in science is now under siege at the Supreme Court.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) establishes unprecedented work requirements in Medicaid expansion. Prior experience has shown that people with disabilities, older adults, and caregivers who should be exempt from work requirements often lose coverage anyway due to poor outreach or excessive red tape. This co-branded brief offers implementation strategies to minimize wrongful coverage loss and protect people’s access to care due to these new policies.

The pace generated by more than 390 lawsuits challenging Trump administration actions has lawyers from many firms working around-the-clock.