The ADA requires you to litigate. Why isn’t there an office where I can just file a complaint? The ADA turned 30 on the day…
The answer is yes — and here is a case to watch that is going to test that theory, at least in one state Remember,…
Yeah, it’s a bathroom case. But digital accessibility stakeholders should pay close attention to this one There were two notable defendant wins in digital accessibility…
When performing accessibility risk assessment, there are many costs you must include in your calculations in addition to plaintiff payouts Karl Groves wrote an amazing article…
The ADA turned 29 last week. These are things that people thought were acceptable before the ADA passed. This is what my life USED to…
Another rare defendant’s victory, but really not substantially different than Diaz v. Kroger Serial plaintiffs in digital accessibility lawsuits tend to choose a subsection of potential defendants,…
Have we run out of grocery stores to sue over digital accessibility violations yet? Let’s do a quick check of the top grocery stores in…
A rare defendant victory. Will this change the strategy for either plaintiffs or defendants in accessibility lawsuits and can other’s duplicate this outcome? The Complaint…
I have a confession to make. I am a “serial filer” Last year, the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced a change to its…
