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  1. Healthcare Law Insights

    Digital Spaces as Places of Public Accommodation

    By Barbara Grandjean, Jackie Coffman

    If asked, most companies would wholeheartedly agree that accessibility for all customers and potential customers is good for business. Barb Grandjean and Jackie Coffman discuss Digital Spaces as Places of…

  2. Broadcast Law Blog

    This Week in Regulation for Broadcasters: June 26, 2021 to July 2, 2021

    By David Oxenford

    Here are some of the regulatory developments of significance to broadcasters from the last week, with links to where you can go to find more information as to how these…

  3. Broadcast Law Blog

    FCC Publishes Annual Reminder on Accessibility Obligations for Broadcast of Emergency Information

    By David Oxenford

    The FCC yesterday released a Public Notice reminding TV stations and other video programming providers including cable and satellite television providers of their obligations on making emergency information accessible for…

  4. Health Law Prof Blog

    Housing Not for All: The Lack of Universal Accessibility to Housing in Multi-Unit Buildings in Spain, Sweden and Germany

    By Katharine Van Tassel

    Sergio Nasarre-Aznar (Rovira i Virgili University), Héctor Simón‐Moreno, Housing Not for All: The Lack of Universal Accessibility to Housing in Multi-Unit Buildings in Spain, Sweden and Germany, 12 J. of…

  5. Broadcast Law Blog

    FCC Extends Comment Dates on CVAA – Inquiry About Whether There is a Need to Update Video Programming and Other Accessibility Rules

    By David Oxenford

    Under the Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act of 2010 (commonly called the CVAA), the FCC has adopted many rules designed to enhance accessibility to broadcast communications, particularly those…

  6. Elder Law Prof Blog

    Accessibility of Theme Parks

    By rmorgan

    The most wheelchair-friendly theme parks in the US explores the five most accessible parks (and you may be surprised at which ones made the list). The five are: Morgan's Wonderland,…

  7. Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer

    Website Wars: Eleventh Circuit Rules in a Split Decision That Websites are Not Public Accommodations for Purposes of the Americans With Disabilities Act

    By Thomas P. Gies, Ira Saxe, Rachel Lesser

    [caption id="attachment_5331" align="alignright" width="300"] Blind person using computer with braille computer display and a computer keyboard. Blindness aid, visual impairment, independent life concept.[/caption] After more than two years of deliberation,…

  8. Law Times News

    Address barriers to accessing PRESTO electronic fare payment system: Ontario Human Rights Commission

    By Law Times News

    Commissioner asks Toronto Transit Commission, Metrolinx to observe human rights-centred approach

  9. Technology and AI

    Make accessibility a feature, not a fix.

    By Greg Storey

    Please consider sharing this story far and wide because it’s important, and more of the digital industry needs to see this. All-Star designer Stephanie Hagadorn shares a unique and super…

  10. Technology and AI

    Making accessibility a feature, not a fix.

    By Greg Storey

    Please consider sharing this story far and wide because it’s important, and more of the digital industry needs to see this. All-Star designer Stephanie Hagadorn shares a unique and super…