September 19, 2023
Historic properties and places of public accommodation built before the ADA was enacted are not exempt from accessibility requirements.
Category: ADA
Claiming Historic Status Does Not Relieve Inn of ADA Obligations
September 19, 2023
Accessibility is not just a convenience, it's an affirmative obligation.
Acheson Hotels v. Laufer: Debunking Common ADA Enforcement Myths
July 28, 2023
Briefs recently filed in the pending Supreme Court case of Acheson v. Laufer forward a number of false narratives about ADA litigation, and the people who bring ADA cases. Let’s examine, and debunk, some of these enforcement myths.
No Roll-Backs On My Civil Rights: A Past Plaintiff on Opposing H.R. 620, the ADA Notification Act
I'm Ingrid Tischer. You may remember me as "headless female torso using a walker" from Anderson Cooper's "ADA Hit-Piece of Horror" on 60 Minutes. But I'm here today to tell you about a different type of horror: Being a plaintiff in an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuit, in which you're presumed greedy and where whatever happened to you was no more than an inconvenience.
“But For Those First Affections…”
A Look Back To The Power of 504 – Some Reflections and Recollections of a CIL Old-Timer.
