Vision-Impaired Medicare Beneficiary Entitled to Reimbursement for Closed Circuit Television Electronic Vision Enhancement Device

U.S. Department of Education’s Statutory Interpretation in Informal Handbook and E-Mail Does Not Warrant Judicial Deference, Second Circuit Says

Nonlawyer Who Targeted Spanish-Speaking Community Pleads Guilty to Contempt for Violating Injunction Against Practicing Law or Similar Legal Functions

Janitors Locked in Stores During Overnight Shifts Sue Store Owners in Tort

Endorsement of Settlement Agreement by City Education Department’s Hearing Officer Renders Plaintiffs “Prevailing Parties” for Purposes of Attorney Fee Awards, Second Circuit Rules

Resident with Lou Gehrig’s disease Charges that Retirement Home’s Ban on Long-Term Personal Care Attendants in Independent Living Units Violates Federal Disabilities and Fair Housing Laws

New York State Agencies Agree on New Case Management Procedures in Adult Protective Services Program

Wisconsin Supreme Court Orders $50 Assessment on Active Bar Members to Support Legal Services for Low-Income Persons

Utah County Faces Class Action Suit on Zoning Policies Allegedly Excluding Moderately Priced, Disabled-Accessible, and Multifamily Housing Developments

Legal Noncitizen New Hampshire Residents File Section 1983 Suit Against Division of Motor Vehicles for Discriminatory Licensing Rules

Rhode Island Department of Human Services Must Comply with Medicaid Act in Conducting Disability Reviews for Disabled Medical Assistance Recipients

Senior Apartment Complex’s Rejection of Debtor’s Housing Application Violates Bankruptcy Code’s Section 525 Antidiscrimination Provision

Black Residents’ Housing Discrimination Claim Against Florida Town Is Dismissed as Moot after Town Drops Relocation Plan

Federally Qualified Health Centers Have Private Right of Action Under Section 1983 to Enforce Medicaid Reimbursement Provisions, First Circuit Rules

Delivery Drivers Sue FedEx for Classifying Them as Independent Contractors

H-2B Worker Seeks Representative Class Action Status in Suit for Unpaid Wages and Wrongful Termination

Community Development Corporation Violates Federal Relocation Assistance Laws by Not Notifying and Assisting Displaced Single Room Occupancy Residents

Eleventh Amendment Does Not Prevent Persons with Disabilities from Suing State University Under Title II of the ADA, Says Eleventh Circuit

Mortgage Brokers Are Not Creditors Under Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act; Maryland State Law Not Preempted

Earned Income Tax Credit Payments May Be Excluded from a Bankruptcy Estate Under a Personal Property Exemption, Eleventh Circuit Holds

Walking Deliverymen Sue Key Food Supermarket Chain for Unpaid Minimum Wage and Overtime

Mexican Citizen Claims that Colorado Jail Violated His Constitutional Rights by Denying Him Sanitary Housing and Medical Treatment and Thus Causing Leg Amputation

Tenants in Section 8 Project–Based Development Challenge Owner’s Failure to Seek Revision of Utility Allowances

Administrative Law Judge May Order Illegally Discharged Patient’s Readmission to Medicaid-Certified Nursing Home

Inmates in Privately Operated Facility Seek Damages Following Prison Riot

Ninth Circuit Upholds Preliminary Injunction for Plaintiffs Challenging an Anti-Day-Laborer Ordinance

U.S. Supreme Court Rules that Federal Statute’s Private Judicial Remedy Does Not Conclusively Establish Congressional Intent to Preclude Enforcement Under Section 1983