Mental & Physical Disability Law Reporter

"The Reporter is the first and often the only source of cases and commentary on developments in disability law that I use to keep informed. The Highlights Section allows me to focus on the issues and trends that I need to know about as a teacher, writer, and litigator in the area of disability law."
Arlene Kanter, Professor of Law & Director of Clinical Legal Education, Syracuse University

Published since 1976, the Reporter is the only periodical that comprehensively covers civil and criminal mental disability law and disability discrimination law. Organized by 22 subject areas, the Reporter allows readers to target your research and save time. A perfect complement to your online legal research databases.  

Available in print and online.

8 ½ x 11

Annual Subscribers Receive:

• 6 issues (over 1,000 pages) in print and online
• Summaries of nearly 2,000 federal and state court opinions and legislation and regulations
• U.S. Supreme Court developments
• Feature articles by experts in the disability field, including 50-state legislative compilations
• Directory of cases and legislation with subject key numbers in each issue, with reference to the Mental & Physical Disability Law Digest
• Highlights of key legal developments and trends in each issue
• Alphabetical and subject matter indexes with case citations and word descriptors (Nov./Dec. issue)
• Discounts on single-title publications, including new complementary Digest
• Survey of employee-employer wins in ADA Title I cases

Subscriptions

• Institution Price: $384.00
• Individual Price: $324.00

Please visit the Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law's website to subscribe:
http://www.abanet.org/disability/publications/lawreporter/orderform.shtml

"The Reporter is an indispensable research tool for mental and physical disability law . . . It offers one-stop shopping for researchers and practitioners alike."
Paul S. Appelbaum, Past President, American Psychiatric Association

"The Reporter is the only publication that collects and assembles case law in this diverse and rapidly developing field."
Richard J. Bonnie, John S. Battle Professor of Law, Professor of Psychiatric Medicine, University of Virginia

"The Reporter is my favorite disability rights publication because it keeps me up-to-date with the current case law and legal highlights. When researching an issue, the Report is the first publication I turn to. It's quick and easy to find what I'm looking for."
Marc Charmatz,
Senior Attorney, National Association for the Deaf