Lawyers defending the University of California Regents are looking to narrow the scope of an access lawsuit filed by two students with disabilities. They claim the school systematically fails to provide them with reasonable access to certain on-campus facilities and transit services.
In April, when the lawsuit was filed, the plaintiff's attorney issued a statement saying that the complaint "should serve as a loud wake-up call" to UCLA, which is set to host athletes f...
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