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Old 09-10-2014, 07:14 AM #1
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Default Cannot be accommodated by a national convention
Hello, I asked for accommodations for a national convention and they refused saying they would refund my money. I asked to be placed in a room where the program is live streamed as I have auditory and visual sensitivity (TBI) after my MVA Feb 9, 2014. Is this legal to refuse according to the ADA? Any ideas?
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