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Every customer-facing business wants to make its premises accessible for as many people as possible. However, when you're running your own business and aren't disabled yourself, you might not know what makes your California property accessible to people with...
Tenants and potential tenants with disabilities may find it challenging to access some areas within an apartment complex, some areas of which may be covered by the ADA, including those areas used as a rental office and parking and walkways leading to a rental office...
When you’re making your business in California ADA compliant, you typically focus on the physical store or office, both outside parking, walkways, path of travel, and signage. However, many people don’t realize that being ADA compliant also extends to must websites....
Individuals in California and throughout the country generally have the ability to either rent or own a property. In some instances, it can be in a person's best interest to rent instead of buy. However, let's take a closer look at some of the reasons why a person may...
Generally speaking, companies that have a website or other online properties must make them accessible to those with disabilities. Failing to do so could put them in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA. According to Title III of the ADA, it is...
Running a business means that you have a lot on your plate. Your days consist of coming up with new ideas, managing operations, delegating jobs to employees and ensuring the overall success of your company. As a result, you do not want anything to suddenly derail your...
When running a business, you need to think of everything from the most obvious aspects of your operations to the most minute detail. Overlooking anything could set your company up for difficulties or even lawsuits. From policies regarding your employees to your...
It is estimated that 25% of all Americans have some type of disability. California residents who are disabled may be entitled to reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Generally speaking, the law requires that companies offer websites...
In the current economic crisis, business owners are asking themselves, Should I pay the rent? We would like to highlight some considerations in making that decision, in a keep-it-simple way. Nothing is more important than the long-term relationship between a...
As the owner of an apartment building, you have many rules and regulations to follow. You likely deal with safety codes, insurance and taxes, not to mention the delicate issues with tenants, rent and evictions. One important matter you cannot overlook is following the...