Lawyer sues NYC for $1M over accessibility | New York Post @ABAesq

A lawyer has filed a $1 million suit against the city, claiming they’ve failed miserably in making a Brooklyn courthouse accessible to him and others with limited mobility.Personal

Source: Wheelchair-bound lawyer sues NYC for $1M over accessibility | New York Post

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