Kris Rivenburgh A recent video published by the popular Craft Chocolate TV YouTube channel offers an insightful, real life look at how website accessibility lawsuits play out.… Continue Reading Chocolatier Website Sued Twice Over ADA Compliance, Owner Posts Video on YouTube
The Accessible.org email accessibility guide provides recommendations for creating accessible emails. Many recommendations are taken from WCAG success criteria so you will follow best practices… Continue Reading Email Accessibility Best Practices
Plaintiffs’ lawyers are having an absolute field day with ADA compliance lawsuits in 2024. Of course, plaintiffs’ lawyers have taken full advantage of the Americans… Continue Reading Undue Burden Defense Under the ADA and Risk Mitigation Strategy
This is the question I began to wonder as I looked for course software for my ADA Compliance Course. At first I thought I would… Continue Reading Course Accessibility: How to Find LMS Platforms that are WCAG 2.1 AA Conformant?
Per a Law.com post, a new report from Lex Machina, a division of LexisNexis, reveals a notable increase in class action lawsuits, driven significantly by… Continue Reading Data Breaches and ADA Compliance Fuel Rise in Class Action Lawsuits
Colorado public entities can demonstrate good faith under HB24-1454 by creating a quarterly progress report, posting it publicly, and establishing an accessible redress process. These… Continue Reading Colorado: How to Demonstrate Good Faith Compliance Under HB24-1454
On May 22, 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) published a guide specifically for small entities covered under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities… Continue Reading DOJ Publishes Small Entity Compliance Guide to ADA Title II Digital Accessibility
There is no one exact way to write an accessibility policy, but there are sections that are essential to any policy. This guide provides step-by-step… Continue Reading How to Write an Accessibility Policy
The ADA Title II rule requires state and local governments to meet WCAG 2.1 AA for their web content and mobile apps, and that extends… Continue Reading Do You Have a VPAT®? New ADA Title II Rule Means Product Accessibility Required
Who must be compliant with the new HHS rule that requires, among other things, website accessibility? The Department of Health and Humans Services (HHS) just… Continue Reading Section 504: Who Does New HHS Web Accessibility Rule Apply to?
