Donna Drumm: The ADA Accommodations Hiding in Every Courtroom
Picture the clerk's office in your local courthouse. Somewhere in it is a person whose job is to arrange accommodations for people with disabilities, under the same federal law that put ramps on public buildings. Donna Drumm says almost no one going through a divorce knows to ask for them, which is why she calls it the secret shield. Donna Drumm is a New York attorney and an ADAAA-certified disability advocate. She is also the program director for the legal studies program at Mercy University...
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