Category Archives: websites

Can an ADA website lawsuit violate the 1st Amendment?

Posted on December 6, 2019 by William Adams

Can a website accessibility lawsuit violate a person’s first amendment rights of free speech?  This is a question that has been intriguing me as the Courts have been increasingly generous in allowing these lawsuits to go forward.  The lawsuits have … Continue reading →

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Surge in website accessibility lawsuits continues

Posted on February 4, 2019 by William Adams

A recent article noted that 75 New York City art galleries got sued for allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.  Additionally, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held, despite the  absence of government regulations or standards for private websites,  … Continue reading →

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