[blindLaw] Need an attorney specializing in ADA and discrimination. Also very knowledgeable in first and fourth amendment rights.

[Sai]

It's extremely unlikely that any single person will be barred in that many
states, because becoming barred is a bit of a pain and has (often yearly)
costs. Almost all lawyers are only barred in 1 to 3 states.

But that is not generally a problem, since a lawyer can be allowed to
practice in a given state ad hoc if needed, and one doesn't need a license
in a given state to give advice about that state's laws.

And ADA is federal law. There are state laws that are similar or broader
(e.g. California is well known for this), which may be relevant, but that
depends on the issue.

So, I suggest you drop that part of your requirements. It's not really how
things work.

It would be easier to refer you to someone if you can succinctly state the
topic you need advice about.

Sincerely,
Sai
President, Fiat Fiendum, Inc., a 501(c)(3)

Sent from my mobile phone; please excuse the concision, typos, and
autocorrect errors.

On Wed, 2 Aug 2023, 05:07 Timothy Blanchett via BlindLaw, <
blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hello, I am a blind person in the state of Tennessee. I am working on a
> current project about the launch and I will need to attain the services of
> a attorney specializing in ADA compliance discrimination in the hiring
> processes also first and fourth amendment rights if anyone can point me in
> the direction of someone that would be licensed in the lower 48 states and
> able to practice law in all 48 states I would like to talk about retaining
> their services
>
> Timothy Blanchett
> (423) 441-0982
> timothy.blanchett at gmail.com
> “Those who know do, those who understand teach…” Aristotle
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