Ginsburg Legal Services

03/10/2025

Navigating law school with a condition like anxiety can be challenging, but it definitely isn’t something you have to struggle with alone and unsupported.

Did you know accommodations are available for law students with severe anxiety disorders—for law school exams, the MPRE, and the bar exam?

Eligibility is based on your current functional limitation and need, and each institution evaluates this differently.

If you’re experiencing anxiety in preparation for, or during, your exams, our compassionate accommodations professionals are here to help.

Click the link in our bio to register for an accommodations consultation today.

12/03/2021

One of the main reasons students do not request accommodations is because they wrongfully presume that their perspective graduate programs will find out they tested with accommodations and factor that into their consideration of your candidacy. However, that would be a violation of your privacy rights and a violation under the ADA. Reach out and request a consult with us if you think you are eligible for testing accommodations.

12/02/2021

There are a variety of reasons why people seek out our legal services when navigating their law school and graduate school journey. Often, paperwork is not properly provided to test companies to confirm your eligibility for accommodations, or there are testing irregularities that are not the candidate’s fault and must be brought to the testing company’s attention.

11/30/2021

We have just a few spots left for January 2022 . DM us today or give us a call to find out if you’re eligible for testing with disability accommodations.

06/28/2021

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To qualify for Florida's NICA program, infants must suffer “substantial” damage to both body and mind. Though her body was broken, Brooklyn Grant’s mother and teachers knew she was smart. This is how they stood their ground — and won.

02/19/2021

How has COVID-19 impacted discrimination in the workplace? Our Founder, Shana Ginsburg, shares how the pandemic has allowed discrimination to increase in working environments, no matter if the victim is an employee or a manager.

02/17/2021

"I learned a long time ago the wisest thing I can do is be on my own side." - Maya Angelou

If you are being discriminated against in your workplace, the time is now to be on your own side, and let us be there with you, driven to obtain the resolution you deserve. Call for a free consult today.

02/15/2021

The law prohibits discrimination in any aspect of employment. This includes hiring, firing, pay, job assignments, promotions, and more. Read the full definition from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission below.

Considering hiring an attorney? Look no further than Ginsburg Legal Services. Call today for a free consultation.

02/12/2021

Do you know how to spot workplace discrimination? Read the post to learn some warning signs.

Considering connecting with an attorney because you are experiencing workplace discrimination? Call us for a free consultation and learn more at ginsburglegalservices.com.

02/10/2021

Meet Shana Ginsburg, Esq.: Founder of Ginsburg Legal Services. Through her work representing both school systems and students, Shana has helped to ensure that students and education professionals have practical, efficient, and cost-effective solutions to the legal challenges they face.

​Ms. Ginsburg is admitted to the bar of Maryland, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.

Learn more at ginsburglegalservices.com.

02/08/2021

How can I overcome an intimidating presence in my working environment? Whether it be a boss, or coworker, you can use these steps above to address and overcome workplace intimidation.

If you are being mistreated in the workplace, our team of attorneys are here to help. ⁠Call for a free consult today 📲 240-442-8200

02/06/2021

Stimulus Debit Cards Unusable For Prison Inmates In At Least Four States

What does that mean for a prisoner in the criminal justice system?

"If dental care is needed, the prisoner must pay.”
"If the prisoner has no money, he or she still receives treatment, but goes into debt. Legal copies are made and legal mail is sent. And the prisoner goes further into debt."

Getting access to the second stimulus payment would help with those costs, but there isn't a lot the Arizona Department of Corrections can do, said spokesperson Bill Lamoreaux.

"Whether or not an inmate has received or will receive a CARES Act payment is an issue between the inmate and the IRS," he said.

The debit cards can't be processed in prisons so inmates can't deposit their payments. The IRS has acknowledged the problem, but hasn't offered an immediate solution.