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The Southern District of New York is quickly becoming a less favorable venue for serial plaintiffs bringing website accessibility...

In April, I posted about the Eleventh Circuit’s landmark Winn-Dixie decision—holding that websites in and of themselves are not subject...

Gil v. Winn-Dixie was the first “website accessibility” case to go to trial.  The 2017 decision—which opened the floodgates for similar...

At the onset of the COVID pandemic, Walmart, along with many retailers, advertised that it would make its stores accessible during...

Ensuring that your website, app, and social media are accessible to persons with disabilities is not only a sign of inclusion and good...

The number of website accessibility lawsuits continues to increase. On October 2, 2020, the Online Accessibility Act was introduced in...

Last October, I blogged about a flood of “copy-and-paste” gift card litigation against retailers alleging that gift cards must be...

We have previously highlighted the wave of “website accessibility” lawsuits filed under the Americans with Disabilities Act (the “ADA”). ...

The rate of ADA website and mobile app accessibility lawsuits filed in federal courts is approaching one every working hour. And in 2019,...

On January 3rd, Beyoncé’s company Parkwood Entertainment LLC was hit with a class action lawsuit alleging that it denies...

Plaintiffs have filed thousands of lawsuits (including class actions) alleging that commercial websites are not accessible to the blind...