For many years the LSAT folks didn’t offer accommodations, rarely offered them, flagged folks with extra time and generally seemed to have a problem with LDs (or at least with providing accommodations to law school applicants with LDs). After a lawsuit filed by the Federal government, three applicants and other worthy entities, the Law School Admissions Council agreed to offer accommodations and stop flagging. But, in what appears to be a last ditch effort to obstruct change, they sued when the independent council asked to specify conditions for accommodations issued their conditions. The LSAC claimed the panel had overstepped. A judge magistrate overruled most of their claims.