Q: WHY CAN I FIND AN ATTORNEY FOR SOMETHING THATS SO OBVIOUS

A: It sounds like you've already been searching for attorneys on your own. One option could be to additionally look into the "Find a Lawyer" tab above, and the attorney referral sections of local and state bar associations. You might also look into practice-specific bar associations, such as those that deal with ADA/general disability/civil rights matters. Those resources are outside this forum. Good luck

A: It can be incredibly frustrating when you’re dealing with what feels like an obvious case, especially when it involves due process or Title II ADA violations. It’s not uncommon to feel like you’re hitting a wall when searching for the right attorney. Many lawyers might not have direct experience with these specific issues or may be hesitant to take on cases they perceive as complex or time-consuming.

You might consider reaching out to organizations that advocate for disability rights or civil liberties, as they often have resources or connections to lawyers who are more familiar with Title II ADA cases. These organizations can provide guidance on how to present your case clearly and compellingly to potential attorneys, increasing your chances of finding someone willing to represent you.

Another approach is to connect with your local bar association, which can provide a list of lawyers who have handled similar cases before. Often, persistence is key—don’t give up if the first few attempts don’t yield results. Keep reaching out, refining your story, and seeking support from communities that understand the importance of your case.