Dislaw Consulting
Matthew Dietz is a nationally recognized disability rights attorney with more than three decades of experience at the intersection of civil rights, complex litigation, and the practical application of disability law. Through his specialized practice, he provides high-level legal strategy, advisory services, and litigation support focused on ensuring that disability-related issues are fully understood and effectively addressed.
Disability law affects nearly every area of life, employment, housing, healthcare, education, and access to public services and businesses. Yet these rights are often misunderstood or overlooked, particularly in complex legal matters. Outcomes frequently depend on how disability-related issues are identified and integrated into the broader legal framework.
Matthew Dietz focuses on that work.
His services are structured around targeted legal strategy engagements, discrete litigation support, flat-fee expert consultations, and case-specific advisory services (also known as limited scope or unbundled legal services). This model allows individuals and attorneys to access specialized expertise efficiently and at the points where it has the greatest impact.
For individuals, he provides flat-fee services to assist with accommodation issues in employment, housing, education, healthcare, courts, and public accommodations—often resolving matters early through properly structured requests and advocacy.
In litigation matters, Matthew Dietz works to ensure that clients are represented by highly qualified trial attorneys while also bringing specialized disability law expertise into the case. Whether a client already has counsel or needs to be connected with the right legal team, he helps identify experienced litigators with the resources to handle complex cases and collaborates with them to fully develop disability-related issues affecting liability and damages. This approach ensures that cases are both strongly litigated and strategically informed by disability law.
He also provides consulting, training, and expert services to organizations seeking to improve compliance and reduce risk.
Across all engagements, the focus is the same: to ensure that disability is treated as a central component of legal strategy, leading to stronger cases, better outcomes, and meaningful enforcement of rights.
Matthew Dietz is a civil rights attorney, disability law expert, and former Professor of Law whose career has been defined by advancing access, accountability, and systemic change for individuals with disabilities.















