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Website Accessibility
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Workforce Bulletin
Nation’s First Website Accessibility ADA Trial Verdict Is In and It’s Not Good for Places of Public Accommodation
After years of ongoing and frequent developments on the website accessibility front, we now finally have – what is generally believed to be – the very first post-trial ADA verdict…
Technology and AI
First Federal Court Rules That Having An Inaccessible Website Violates Title III Of The ADA
By Minh N. Vu
Seyfarth Synopsis: Today’s first impression trial verdict finding retailer Winn-Dixie liable under Title III of the ADA for having an inaccessible website suggests that public accommodations should focus on their…
Technology and AI
First Public Accommodations Website Accessibility Case Goes To Trial In Florida
By Minh N. Vu
Seyfarth Synopsis: The first trial under the ADA about the accessibility of a public accommodation's website took place last week in the Southern District of Florida. Last week, U.S. District Judge…
Labor & Employment Law Navigator
Website ADA Accessibility Lawsuit Dismissed
By Frantz Ward Litigation Group
On March 20, 2017, the United States District Court for the Central District of California granted Defendant Domino’s Pizza LLC’s (“Domino’s”) motion to dismiss an Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”)…
Franchise Law Update
The Next Frontier in ADA Access Litigation: Online
By Fox Rothschild LLP, John Gotaskie
[caption id="attachment_2917" align="alignright" width="300"] Copyright: byzonda / 123RF Stock Photo[/caption] Are you ready for the next frontier in ADA Access Litigation? We invite you to read Part 1 and Part 2…
South Florida Trial Practice
The Next Frontier in ADA Access Litigation – Online (Part II)
Last month I posted Part I on this topic which covered the state of federal statutes and regulations regarding web site access as well as the most recent Florida Federal case…
South Florida Trial Practice
The Next Frontier in ADA Access Litigation – Online (Part I)
Florida, and particularly South Florida, has always been on the leading edge of legal trends that involve mandatory attorneys’ fees for plaintiffs. For many years, the United District Court in and…
Understanding the ADA
Defenses to Serial Website Litigation
My colleague, Richard Hunt, recently blogged on the issue of website accessibility here and here. I want to focus and provide another perspective on his blog entry discussing Robles v.…
Real Estate & Construction
Florida Courts Rule ADA Covers Websites With Nexus To Physical Store
By Minh N. Vu
Seyfarth Synopsis: Two Florida federal district court judges require websites to have a “nexus” to a physical location for coverage under Title III of the ADA, but a third judge…
SC Employers’ Blog
Now What?: ADA’s Website Accessibility Guidelines May Take Longer than Anticipated
By Drew Rawl
Recently, the SC Employers’ Blog alerted you to a rising trend where serial claimants send demand letters to various private companies alleging the company’s website discriminates against individuals who are…