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NCD #01-322
February 22, 2001
Contact: Mark S. Quigley
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mquigley@ncd.gov

National Council on Disability Experts Available for Comment on Supreme Court Cases Involving Americans with Disabilities Act

WASHINGTON--The National Council on Disability's (NCD) team of legal experts is available for comment on yesterday's U.S. Supreme Court decision in University of Alabama v. Garrett (No. 99-1240) and the upcoming decision in PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin, Casey (No. 00-24), cases related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). These experts are:

Marca Bristo, NCD chairperson. Ms. Bristo is the president and chief executive officer of Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago. She also co-founded and served a two-term presidency for the National Council on Independent Living. She can be reached at 312-226-5900.

Edward Correia, NCD member. Mr. Correia is currently of counsel to the Latham and Watkins law firm in Washington, DC. Previously, he was special counsel to the president for civil rights at the White House. He can be reached at 202-637-2200.

Jeffrey T. Rosen, NCD general counsel and director of policy. Mr. Rosen is a former U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission attorney, where he worked as a senior attorney in the Office of Legal Counsel, Advice and External Litigation Division. He can be reached at 202-272-2124.

NCD is an independent federal agency making recommendations to the President and Congress on disability policy. In 1986, NCD first proposed and then drafted the original ADA. Currently, NCD is coordinating a multi-year study on the implementation and enforcement of ADA and other civil rights laws.


 

     
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