Beginning in 2024, questions like “who gets which meal at a dinner party if Mary has a fish allergy, Devin doesn’t eat gluten and Jamal prefers organic” are being removed from the exam. In 2019, two blind test takers won a settlement after arguing the section violated the Americans With Disabilities Act due to the use of diagrams, which contributed to the decision to drop it from the test.
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LSAT Dumps 'Logic Games' Section After ADA Lawsuit
The Law School Admission Test will no longer feature its “logic games” section. So Reuters reports.
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