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ADA Claims Continue to Snag Online Merchants
Title III lawsuits based on website accessibility violations are on the rise. Find out how merchants can ensure compliance with ADA requirements.
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DOJ To Start Title II Rulemaking For State and Local Governments Next Year
DOJ announces rulemaking process for website accessibility regulations under Title II. Learn what this means for state, local, and private entities.
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Why Law Firm Websites Must Be Accessible
Discover the importance of making law firm websites accessible to people with disabilities. Learn why it matters and how to achieve meaningful access.
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ADA Title III Federal Lawsuit Filings Hit An All Time High
Record-breaking ADA lawsuits: 11,452 in 2021, 320% increase. California leads. Seyfarth Shaw LLP insights.
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Alcohol Suppliers Hit with ADA Website Accessibility Lawsuits
Alcohol suppliers facing legal challenges due to website accessibility. Proactive measures, compliance, and legal considerations discussed.
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The DOJ’s “New” ADA Guidance on Website Accessibility: Much Ado About Nothing
DOJ issues guidance on web accessibility under ADA, but businesses left with uncertainty. Compliance, litigation risks, and proactive steps discussed.
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Five Quick Tips to Help Protect Your Organization from Website Accessibility Litigation
Is your website accessible to people with disabilities? Learn how ADA Title III requirements can impact your business and how to mitigate legal risk.
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Website Accessibility Plaintiff Loses After Federal Trial On Standing and Other Grounds
Courts are raising the bar for standing to sue under ADA Title III, requiring more than just the inability to access information on a website.
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What Businesses Need to Know About DOJ’s New Guidance on Web Accessibility and the American with Disabilities Act
The Department of Justice (DOJ) will increase enforcement against non-compliant websites under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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