Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA")
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An ADA demand letter on your desk is a stressful moment for any business owner. The language is often aggressive, citing federal violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and demanding significant sums of money. You likely feel blindsided, especially if you pride yourself on playing by the rules. The situation is serious, but it is manageable. Thousands of small to medium businesses across the United States face similar challenges regarding Title III of the Americans

While web developers bear the responsibility for building Americans with Disabilities Act compliant websites, business websites should make visitors aware that modern web browsers—Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari—come equipped with a suite of robust accessibility features designed to customize the browsing experience. These tools are often tucked away in settings menus, and can expand the reach of any website. Whether a business' website visitor has a permanent disability, a

Receiving a lawsuit under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) presents immediate legal and financial challenges for business owners and landlords. These complaints allege that a place of public accommodation—whether a physical storefront or a digital website—has failed to provide equal access to individuals with disabilities. The consequences of such litigation can be severe, potentially resulting in costly legal fees, court orders for expensive renovations

ADA Attorney: Defending Your Business

ADA Title III Policy and Procedure Information for Businesses

This is a post about migration of ADA cases from federal to state court.

California business owners face unique accessibility compliance challenges due to the state's dual legal framework. The federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and California's Unruh Civil Rights Act create overlapping requirements that can result in costly litigation when violations occur. Understanding these laws is essential for protecting your business from legal exposure. California consistently ranks among the top states for ADA-related lawsuits, with thousands of

Miami businesses are facing a growing wave of legal challenges over website accessibility. If your South Florida website isn't ADA compliant, you could be next. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law in 1990 to ensure equal access for people with disabilities. While most business owners associate ADA compliance with physical spaces like ramps and accessible parking, the law also extends to digital spaces. Websites must be accessible to individuals with

Houston businesses are experiencing an unprecedented surge in Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) litigation. Federal court filings show a marked increase in accessibility-related lawsuits targeting retail establishments, restaurants, and commercial properties throughout Harris County. This escalating trend demands immediate attention from business owners who must understand both the legal landscape and practical steps for compliance. The financial implications extend far b

This is a blog post about the relationship between historic buildings and the ADA