Website accessibility is vital for business success, preventing revenue loss, lawsuits, and exclusion. Prioritize inclusivity and compliance.

U.S. Dept. of Education and Dept. of Justice address online accessibility for educational institutions. Guidance and regulations forthcoming.

Supreme Court to decide if "tester" plaintiffs can sue under ADA. Businesses brace for impact on accessibility lawsuits.

Supreme Court to Decide ADA Website Accessibility Case: Does a self-appointed tester have standing to sue over inaccessible websites?

Unlocking Website Accessibility: Avoid litigation, broaden your reach, and enhance user experience. Learn more!

DOJ issues long-awaited guidance on ADA compliance for websites, emphasizing the need for accessibility and recommending WCAG as a standard.

Consent decrees requiring website accessibility can deter future ADA lawsuits, as shown by a recent court decision. Learn more.

New York takes the lead in ADA Title III and website accessibility litigation, with judges showing reluctance to dismiss cases early. Find out more.

Businesses are facing an uptick in ADA lawsuits targeting website accessibility. Find out how to proactively protect your business.