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accessibility-compliance
Accessibility compliance, demystified — what it means under the ADA, EAA, WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549, the country map, and the next steps to take regardless of where you operate.
ada
Fifteen years after Wal-Mart Stores v. Dukes redrew the Rule 23 map, the accessibility class action is neither dead nor dominant — it is a slowly recovering instrument whose 2026 viability depends on the Ninth Circuit's Robles framework, the Second Circuit's Andrews v.
ada
The Supreme Court's 2023 Acheson Hotels disposition, the New York CPLR §3211 procedural reforms, and California's §425.55 high-frequency-litigant gate have measurably moved ADA-style accessibility filings off the federal docket and into state court.
ada
ADA compliance for websites — Title III, the DOJ Title II 2024 rule, current litigation volume and WCAG 2.1 AA as the federal standard. A current-data guide to ADA website compliance for 2026.
ats
We ran an axe-based automated audit plus a manual keyboard and screen-reader review across the candidate-facing flows of the ten most-used applicant tracking systems — Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle Taleo, iCIMS, Greenhouse, Lever, BambooHR, Workable, JazzHR, and SmartRecruiters.
captioning
Three years of captioning litigation — streaming, university, live-event — have moved the legal centre of gravity from caption existence to caption quality.
doj
The Department of Justice has filed fewer than 200 federal website-accessibility actions in a decade — against roughly 12,000 private Title III complaints in 2024 alone.
eaa
A head-to-head comparison of the European Accessibility Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act penalty regimes — Member-State administrative fines from €5,000 to €1 million versus US statutory civil penalties up to $114,189 per subsequent violation plus injunctive relief and attorneys'.
insurance
Cyber and EPL carriers now offer 'website accessibility' as a specialty line. We walk through how underwriters price the exposure in 2026 — pre-binding questionnaires, audit conditions, exclusions, premium ranges, and the claim triggers that move a renewal.
ada
A ranked dossier of the twenty-five largest publicly-documented ADA Title III web-accessibility settlements between 2020 and 2026 — from Fashion Nova's $5.15 million class settlement at the top to mid-six-figure consent decrees at the floor — with aggregate analysis of industry concentration.
mobility
Five major ride-hail apps audited on screen-reader behaviour, wheelchair-accessible-vehicle (WAV) supply, service-animal handling, and the regulatory follow-on from the 2021 DOJ-Uber settlement and the EAA's Article 4.
ada
A side-by-side reconstruction of how digital-accessibility law is actually enforced in 2026 — roughly 12,000 private US filings under ADA Title III against a few hundred regulator-led actions in the EU, UK.
ada
A deep dive into the named plaintiffs, the firms behind them, and the fee economics — under §12205, Unruh §52, and CPLR §3211 — that make ADA Title III the most lawyer-driven civil-rights statute in the federal code.
ada
Roughly 12,000 ADA Title III lawsuits were filed in US federal court in 2024, the bulk concentrated in a handful of plaintiffs' firms. The 2025 procedural reforms in New York and California have started to reshape the pattern — but not, on the available data, in the way reformers expected.
us-law
Federal ADA Title III gives plaintiffs injunctive relief and fees. California's Unruh Act and the New York City Human Rights Law add per-visit statutory damages — and that is why two states host the overwhelming share of web-accessibility filings.
ada
Ten plaintiff-side firms file the majority of federal ADA Title III cases. We catalogue each of them — lead attorneys, annual filing volume, geographic concentration, notable rulings, and which state's 2024 procedural reform now targets them.