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About Kyla Kelim
Expertise
All social security/disability cases
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I have practiced law in Alabama and Florida for fifteen years. Our firm serves primarily the elderly and disabled, and we have more than 60 years of collective experience with handling social security disability cases.
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Alabama State Bar
Florida State Bar
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Experience in the area
I have practiced law in Florida and Alabama for 15 years. My firm has over 60 years collective experience in disability and elder law issues including hearing and appeals for social security/disability cases
Education/Credentials
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University, J.D. 1993
University of New Orleans, B.S. Business Administration 1990
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You are here: Experts > News/Issues > Human Rights > Disability Law > handicapped parking
Expert: Kyla Kelim
Date: 5/6/2008
Subject: handicapped parking
Question
I live in upstate new york and my police station and court house(in same building)has no handicapped parking spaces.and the doors are not handicapped friendly to get in to the police station or court room.
Answer
Debra, I'm not sure what your question is but I will assume you meant to ask what to do about it. This facility is not in compliance with federal, and I would be willing to bet, state law as well. Please contact a New York attorney who specializes in disability law; you might start with a state disability advocacy center who can refer you, and sue them in order to get them to comply. Often, attorneys who specialize in this area will agree to take the case for no fee up front as they will receive fees from the suit.
I hope this helps, please accept my apology for the delay, we have had a family emergency.
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