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AB 1757 Will Drive Website Developers Out of California. The bill creates major liability for any person who creates, develops, or maintains a website for others if the website does not adhere to a “standard” which is impossible to test.
Tenants and potential tenants with disabilities may find it challenging to access some areas within an apartment complex, some areas of which may be covered by the ADA, including those areas used as a rental office and parking and walkways leading to a rental office...
When you’re making your business in California ADA compliant, you typically focus on the physical store or office, both outside parking, walkways, path of travel, and signage. However, many people don’t realize that being ADA compliant also extends to must websites....
The Americans with Disabilities Act passed in 1990. Californians should know that this legislation changed the way the country operates in treating people with disabilities. For example, before the ADA, buses, and trains weren’t required to be accessible. That meant...
The Americans With Disabilities Act went into effect in 1991 to prevent discrimination against people who have disabilities. This law outlines requirements in California and throughout the country to make structures accessible that otherwise would be difficult for...
The Americans With Disabilities Act requires a business to meet specific guidelines to accommodate disabled people and ensure that they get treated fairly. While California has its own ADA codes, state laws differ from federal. Federal ADA regulations Most, but not...
Most businesses in the United States have websites to help them reach their target markets. While the internet has been a boon for businesses because of the ability to reach a much greater audience, businesses still need to be careful with their websites and other...
Hotels, Inns, and other “places of lodging” may face discrimination lawsuits if their websites are not compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act. The particular requirement of Hotels and places of lodging is unique, and intimate knowledge of the Federal...
California is a jurisdiction that prioritizes being highly compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act. The Golden State is known to be litigious in this regard; part of this stems from the way that ADA complaints and lawsuits are treated as civil rights...
The Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, passed in 1990. In 2012, parking lot compliance with Title III of the ADA became mandatory. This is a federal regulation and non-compliance can cause real problems for businesses and landlords. California's business...
