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Court rules that ADA lawsuits are immune from Civil action by the state, even if alleged to be fraudulent.
It has not been a good summer for stemming the tide of shake-down lawsuits filed under the banner of the ADA. Courts. On April 24, 2019, the District Attorney of Riverside County filed a civil lawsuit, People of the State … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act, disabled, District Attorney, lawsuit abuse, lawsuits, Riverside
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To CASp or not to CASp?
“CASp” refers to Certified Access Specialist. The designation was created by California Senate Bill 1608 which became law 2008, and can be found in Civil Code sections 55.3 et seq. When the bill was working its way through the legislature, … Continue reading
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Tagged ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act, CASp, Certified Access Specialist, SB 1186, SB 1608
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Disabled Access Lawsuit Myths: Second Myth – Small Claims Need Big Lawsuits to force Compliance (i.e. Injunctive Relief)
This article is the second installment of the disabled access “myth” series. The first installment discussed the myth that alleged violators have been violating the law for for nearly 25 years. The article pointed out the fact that businesses in … Continue reading
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Tagged ADA, ADA abuse, ADA lawsuit, Americans with Disabilities Act, disabilities
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