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Trends in ADA Litigation: Three Ways Access Lawsuits are Becoming More Predatory
Disabled access lawsuits have long had a predatory aspect to them. A large percentage of the suits target properties that pre-date the enactment of access laws. These properties were largely exempted from the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and California … Continue reading