The text of AB 1757 - with its latest and likely final amendment (as of August 16, 2023) can be found on our website here: AB 1757 text as of Aug 16 The California Legislature is attempting to bring some clarity to thousands of ADA website cases being filed statewide,...
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Undue hardships: How can you prove ADA compliance challenges?
Your business or organization is legally obligated to put in place appropriate and reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities. It means being compliant with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a law that prohibits discrimination...
California’s AB 1757 Will Hurt Businesses and Consumers by Making WCAG 2.1 a Standard
California’s AB 1757 Will Destroy Consumer Access to Websites
Are businesses in historic buildings exempt from the ADA?
Along with the myth that certain businesses are “grandfathered” in such a way that their owners don’t have to worry about compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), a lot of business owners are under the mistaken impression that being in a historic...
The Unruh Civil Rights Act and website accessibility
California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act (Unruh) works hand in hand with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to help ensure accessibility for all Californians. This includes website accessibility. Unruh has actually been around several decades longer than the ADA. It...
What do landlords need to know about the ADA?
Many people think about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as a law that applies only to businesses that maintain retail space and need to be accessible to individuals who have physical impairments. However, it’s important for landlords to remember that they...
What if the ADA causes you to lose money?
In some cases, business owners do want to follow the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) because they’re afraid that it’s going to cost the company money. This doesn’t necessarily just mean that they would have to make expensive changes to their business. They may...
Do hotels need to make their swimming pools ADA-compliant?
Business is booming in your California hotel—your guests appear happy with the amenities and services you offer, even those with disabilities. However, a disabled guest recently complained that your swimming pool lacked proper accessibility. They even threatened to...
Are your web pages reader-compatible?
With the advent of the World Wide Web, more and more businesses are taking their presence online. And if you get it right, a great website can broaden your business’ reach, access new markets and boost your interaction with your clients. For your website to serve its...
Is your restaurant ADA-compliant?
The decision to venture into the restaurant business can be an exciting one. After all, you are looking forward to creating employment opportunities, serving the best dishes and making a meaningful contribution to your community. But like any other business, a lot...