While courts were struggling with the concept of movie captioning, technical developments were moving in the right direction. Although under no legal obligation to do
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Movie Theater Captioning, Part 1 of 4: A Wonderful Statute and an Unexpected Problem
Going to the movies remains America’s favorite night out, but ever since the movies added sound to the moving picture, millions of us with hearing
New Class of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Attorneys to be Sworn into United States Supreme Court Bar
On Wednesday January 17, 2018, eleven members of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Bar Association (DHHBA) will be sworn in and admitted to the
Panel Discussion on Employing Individuals with Disabilities in Your Workplace
DHHBA President Anat Maytal organized at her law firm, Baker & Hostetler LLP, a panel discussion to be held at the New York Yankees Steakhouse in NYC
Historic Admission of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Attorneys to The U.S. Supreme Court Bar
By Reema Radwan, Esq. On Tuesday, April 19, 2016, a select group of twelve deaf and hard of hearing attorneys were sworn into the United
DHHBA Members to be Sworn into United States Supreme Court Bar
On Tuesday April 19, 2016, thirteen members of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Bar Association (DHHBA) will be sworn in and admitted to the
Deaf and Blind Attorney Featured in Above the Law
Haben Girma, a deaf and blind attorney and Harvard Law School graduate, was the subject of an article by Above the Law in which she discusses how
DHHBA Board Elections Now Open
DHHBA is holding elections for the board positions of President, Secretary, Treasurer, National Association of the Deaf (NAD) Liaison, Alexander Graham Bell Association (AG Bell) Liaison, and Hearing Loss Association
DHHBA Member Featured in Utah Newspaper
Jared Allebest, attorney and DHHBA member, was recently featured in Utah’s Desert News. According to the article, Mr. Allebest is “profoundly deaf without hearing aids. The