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I'm supposed to take the LSAT Monday and, as luck would have it, I broke my right collarbone today (I'm right handed). Anybody with a broken collarbone ever taken the LSAT? Should I postpone? Notify LSAC? Really unsure as to what I need to do

Wow, I'm sorry to hear that.

My suggestion would be to ask your doctor what he thinks and then judge for yourself whether or not you can do it. I haven't a clue how much an effect it will have, but my brother went through high school for a semester (did well) with a broken collar bone. He was able to write. But: doctor, test for yourself, and tell LSAC anyway as they'll maybe give you some direction/help too, especially if you postpone.

Good Luck and I hope it gets better for you.