Seyfarth Shaw’s Title III ADA blog has published mid-year statistics for ADA website filings, which you can find at Seyfarth Shaw Blog. The headline is that filings are up, but there is more to it than that when you
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FHA – HUD weighs in on the statute of limitations
On August 31, 2026 HUD issued a memorandum to its various divisions with instructions on “The Statute of Limitations Under the Fair Housing Act as Applied to Design and Construction Cases.” You can read it here. The memo is,
When it comes to ESAs, don’t ask a doctor for advice about the law
On July 1, 2026 the American Psychological Association published an article about using animals in therapy. You can find it here. I’m a lawyer, not a doctor, so I don’t have anything to say about most of the article,
SBA v DOJ – who’s calling the shots on website accessibility?
On June 23 the Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy called on the Department of Justice to go beyond its recent one year pause on Title II website regulations and simply scrap them entirely. See, Advocacy Recommends. The legal justification
HUD’s radical change of position on ESA’s
On May 23, 2026, HUD’s Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity announced a dramatic change in HUD’s view of accommodation requests for emotional support animals.² Stripped of the usual bureaucratic word swamp the point of the announcement is
Emotional Support Dogs again?
The March 25, 2026 decision from the Connecticut Supreme Court in Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities v Mansions takes a small but significant step toward limiting misuse of the Fair Housing Act as a way to avoid pet
ADA 30 Days to Comply Act – an additional thought.
I say “an additional thought” because while I was thinking about what to say concerning the newly introduced ADA 30 Days to Comply Act William Goren wrote his own analysis of the law, which you can read here – Goren
What the ADA and FHA are all about.
On December 5 (2025) I argued a fair housing case before the Connecticut Supreme Court. The details are important, but not for this blog. I say that because during the argument it occurred to me that it is easy, while
Emotional Support Animals, Fact, Fantasy and Fiction
My webinar Emotional Support Animals Under the FHA – Fact, Fantasy, and Fraud (Update) is now available live from Lawline. The news covered in my last blog and other actions by the Trump Administration have important consequences for landlords, management
Disability Rights under the Trump Administration.
Coming on the heels of my presentation of this title (available at Trump and Disability Rights) HUD and Senator Elizabeth Warren have both made significant announcements about fair housing enforcement.
On September 17 HUD announced that it was withdrawing