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If someone wants to plan their California vacation using your travel reservation website, it's imperative to ensure that your website can successfully accommodate people with disabilities. Here's a closer look at why some companies are getting hit with lawsuits and...

Not all Americans with Disabilities Act violation claims are necessarily valid, and California companies facing ADA-related challenges might be able to defend a lawsuit. Businesses and property owners who follow ADA compliance rules could avoid civil actions or...

Residents and business owners in California may want to be aware of this recent article regarding the lessening of lawsuits involving website ADA compliance. With 2017 to 2018 as a year of "explosive" lawsuits, 2018 to 2019 showed that this type of litigation has...

Restaurant patrons with disabilities in California may be unable to dine in the facility if measures aren't taken to ensure that the restaurants are accessible. The United States Department of Justice is responsible for enforcing the guidelines and rules set in the...

Landlords in California must generally comply with the ADA, the Americans with Disabilities Act. They must also comply with the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 (FHAA). The FHAA states that any building constructed after March 1991 must be capable of being adapted...

Hotel owners, along with other businesspeople, have expressed concern about the potential of the serious threat of Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA compliance lawsuits. While their hotels might welcome people with disabilities, many recent complaints have...

Is your Website ADA Compliant?  Owners of websites may find themselves the target of an ADA Website Lawsuit if they have not done enough to make their websites ADA compliant.  Avoiding such lawsuits is requires the company to first determine if they may be exempt from...

In California, lawsuits against businesses over allegedly inaccessible websites and apps have skyrocketed over the past few years. Many of these claims involve plaintiffs with different types of disabilities who claim that they are unable to access areas of the...

Most hotel operators throughout California strive to meet their legal obligations to guests with disabilities. Such efforts require the establishment of rooms that are usable and safe for people with mobility, hearing or vision limitations. However, hotels have...

Most business owners know that the Americans With Disabilities Act, or ADA, comes with some requirements. Businesses must make sure that their goods and services are equally available to people with disabilities. However, many business owners may not be aware that...