A person diagnosed as having epilepsy may suddenly find that he or she is treated differently and sometimes unfairly. An employer may refuse to hire him even though he is qualified for the job. A graduate program may deny her acceptance. The state may place special restrictions on his ability to get a driver's license and may require his doctor to report his condition. When facing these problems, it certainly helps to know one's legal rights. If you have been diagnosed as having epilepsy yourself and are wondering what your rights are, or if someone in your family has epilepsy, you may find the following information helpful.