California small business owners and property owners each have a lot to think about. From paying bills, to managing thier property and business, you may know first-hand how complex it can be to run a successful company and manage your property. Now, in addition to all this, all business and property oweners need to compy with the ADA, which is the Americans with Disabilities Act. The laws under the ADA ensure that people with limited physical capabilities and mobility issues can shop, live and work like everyone else. Each business and property owner will need to assess the degree to which it is required to comply with different aspects of the ADA.
How your business and property can comply with the ADA
Rise in California ADA Lawsuits: What You Should Know
In California, since last year's enactment of legislation SB1186, the Disability Access Act, there has been a rise in filings of ADA lawsuits in California against real estate property owners and small business owners for failure to comply with the ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) requirements and the related California Unruh Act. If you find yourself involved in an ADA lawsuit, here are a few important things you should do:
