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Summary: Health-care companies are increasingly among those targeted as the number of digital accessibility lawsuits continues to trend upwards. Which ones, what’s […]
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has clarified what has largely been a gray area for web accessibility compliance: the Americans with Disabilities […]
Mobile apps continue to proliferate, adding convenience to our lives–but that doesn’t always translate to a better experience for everyone. Many apps […]
After eight months of litigation, a digital accessibility case, Murphy v. Eyebobs, appears to be settled. In the case, the plaintiff, Anthony […]
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has resumed enforcing digital accessibility with a settlement with Rite Aid announced on November 1, 2021. The […]
The law relating to web accessibility can be complex, with many different regulations and private lawsuits impacting the legal landscape. You may […]
While some international laws are specifically web accessibility laws, others are broader and subject to interpretation. Further, some laws apply only to […]
The June 30 Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) compliance reporting deadline has passed. So what happens if your website isn’t […]
In our recent webinar, “Responding to Web Accessibility Legal Claims”, Brian McGovern, Partner at iMedia Inc. joined Kris Rivenburgh, Chief Accessibility & […]
The term “ADA accessible” has become common because of the rise in digital accessibility-related lawsuits. However, in U.S. Federal Courts, these lawsuit […]