I work at a law firm for people with disabilities, a law firm that does trainings in every corner of the state. We are continually presented with questions essential to those living with disabilities, and we do our best to address those questions directly. If we can leave our audiences a bit more confident in the protections they have as people with disabilities, we have done our job. I love answering audience questions, and they are important, thoughtful…and frankly sometimes predictable. Does this building need a push plate? Do I have the right to an accommodation, to a comfort animal, to demand a new supervisor? Am I in the right?