"The Reporter is my favorite disability rights publication because it keeps me up-to-date with the current case law and legal highlights."
Marc Charmatz, Senior Attorney, National Association for the Deaf Law and Advocacy Center

Published since 1976, the Reporter provides timely summaries of reported legal developments over a two-month period in 22 subject areas (same areas covered in Mental & Physical Disability Law Digest) covering disability discrimination law and civil and criminal mental disability law. Available in print and online.

Annual Subscribers Receive:

• 6 issues
• Summaries of nearly 2,000 federal and state court opinions and legislation and regulations and U.S. Supreme Court developments    
• Feature articles, 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 developments and trends
• Alphabetical and subject matter indexes with case citations and word descriptors (Nov./Dec. issue)
• Discounts on Commission publications, including new complementary Digest
• Survey of employee-employer wins in ADA Title I cases

"For practitioners and academics alike, the Digest is an invaluable tool for researching disability issues."
Eric Y. Drogin, J.D., Ph.D.

Used together with the Reporter or alone, the Digest is a loose-leaf publication that provides a concise and comprehensive summary and analysis of current disability law in 22 subject areas covering disability discrimination law and civil and criminal mental disability law, with citations to cases, statutes, regulations, books, and articles. Available in print and online.

Annual Subscribers Receive:

• Most updated Digest (selected sections updated every March and September)
• Emails of key federal/state cases, legislation, and regulations every 2 months
• Comprehensive table of contents, and index

Published in 2005, the Monograph is the first publication to provide a concise summary and analysis of all the state laws that define disability discrimination. It includes four charts that identify and briefly explain (with citations) the key provisions in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia governing employment, public services, public accommodations, housing, and education. Available in print and online.