SAN FRANCISCO, September 24, 2019 — TRE Legal Practice is pleased to announce a Settlement Agreement with the Bay Area’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) that will make regional transit more accessible to disabled riders.
The Agreement is the result of
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Fraud Whistleblower Seeks Redress for Inaccessible Public Website that Cost California $66 Million
OAKLAND, May 20, 2019 (updated July 26, 2019) — TRE Legal Practice alleges that Conduent, Inc. defrauded taxpayers when the company built a $66 million state park reservation website that hundreds of thousands of Californians with disabilities cannot use. The…
Fraud Whistleblower Seeks Redress for Inaccessible Public Website that Cost California $66 Million
OAKLAND, May 20, 2019 — TRE Legal Practice alleges that Xerox Corp. and Conduent, Inc., defrauded taxpayers when the two companies built a $66 million state park reservation website that hundreds of thousands of Californians with disabilities cannot use.…
Fraud Whistleblower Seeks Redress for Inaccessible Public Website that Cost California $66 Million
OAKLAND, May 20, 2019 (updated July 26, 2019) — TRE Legal Practice alleges that Conduent, Inc. defrauded taxpayers when the company built a $66 million state park reservation website that hundreds of thousands of Californians with disabilities cannot use. The…
Blind health plan members must have equal access to transportation benefits
Blind health plan members must have equal access to transportation benefits
Blind health plan members must have equal access to transportation benefits
Appellate Victory in National Federation of the Blind v. The Container Store
Modern touchscreen systems, like other modern computers, phones, and tablets, are readily adaptable for use by blind people through mechanisms such as tactile keyboards that a user can feel nonvisually and audio ports for plugging in headphones so the system…
Appellate Victory in National Federation of the Blind v. The Container Store
Modern touchscreen systems, like other modern computers, phones, and tablets, are readily adaptable for use by blind people through mechanisms such as tactile keyboards that a user can feel nonvisually and audio ports for plugging in headphones so the system…
Appellate Victory in National Federation of the Blind v. The Container Store
Modern touchscreen systems, like other modern computers, phones, and tablets, are readily adaptable for use by blind people through mechanisms such as tactile keyboards that a user can feel nonvisually and audio ports for plugging in headphones so the system…


