10/21/2026
Part of what guides our work as lawyers is our own personal experience with discrimination as disabled individuals. We wanted to share some of our story in honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. If you’ve faced potential discrimination related to employment, we are here to help. Contact us today! Link in our bio.
This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
Alt text 1/2: Text on screen with voice over says, National Disability Employment awareness month. Disability law, Group, PLLC. Jessica’s story. Jessica, a white woman with short blonde hair and hazel eyes, sitting in a power chair. She says, In honor of national disability employment awareness month, we wanted to talk to you today about some of our personal experiences with employment discrimination in the workplace. Sometimes employment discrimination shows up in places where you wouldn’t expect it to be. One of the first places that it can show up is in a job interview. Many years ago when I was in law school and applying to clerk at law firms I was doing several interviews throughout a long day with many law firms. The last interview that I had for the day was going great. Each interview was supposed to be 30 minutes. It lasted 45. The guy seemed really interested in what I had to say. It was a law firm that practiced the type of law that I thought I wanted to do and so I was so sold on this firm and I was pretty sure leaving that interview that I was going to get a job offer until right before the interview ended. and he looked at me and he said this has been great talking to you but before you go I just have one final question for you.