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Greg McNeil

New ADA Title II Guidelines: What You Need to Know

For years, digital accessibility advocates and state and local governments have grappled with the lack of clear guidelines regarding web accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Thankfully, that’s about to change. On April 8, the U.S. Attorney General signed a new rule under AD

Greg McNeil

Navigating Digital Accessibility Regulation in 2024

Significant changes in digital accessibility legislation took place in 2023 that will significantly affect how businesses operate online in 2024. Accessibility has become a central focus in the United States Department of Justice, state legislatures, and even in Europe. These changes will have impli

Greg McNeil

Why Accessibility Overlays Might Make You a Target

For many website owners, ensuring their site is accessible to everyone, especially those with disabilities, is a priority. This makes sense, not only from an ethical standpoint but also from a legal one. Web accessibility has become a hot topic, with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) taking

Greg McNeil

2023 Web Accessibility Lawsuit Trends and Insights

Web accessibility is no longer just a buzzword for the tech-savvy; it has become a crucial aspect of every online business. The surge in ADA-related lawsuits in 2023 serves as a wake-up call for website owners, developers, and digital marketers. Ignorance is no longer bliss, and understanding the tr

Greg McNeil

Web Accessibility: The Wayfair Example

Wayfair, one of the internet’s leading home goods and furniture retailers, was hit with another class action lawsuit in June. The lawsuit alleged that the company’s website was not accessible to legally blind customers. In this legal action, Seana Cromitie, a visually impaired woman, claimed that sh

Greg McNeil

The ADA’s New Shift Towards Web Accessibility

In an age where our online and offline worlds are increasingly intertwined, ensuring web accessibility for all is not just a matter of convenience—it’s a matter of civil rights. Enter the U.S. Department of Justice, which is poised to take a monumental step toward making the virtual world more inclu

Greg McNeil

An Insight On 2023 Digital Accessibility Lawsuits

Navigating the online marketplace as a business owner has never been more intricate. The echoing chime of “web accessibility lawsuit” has grown louder this year, and for many, the threat of a web accessibility lawsuit looms large. Web accessibility, once a buzzword for the tech-savvy, is now a focal

Greg McNeil

Understanding the New California Assembly Bill

Web accessibility is a topic that’s gaining significant traction in the digital landscape. If you’re a website owner, it’s essential to be aware of the ongoing changes in legislation, particularly the New California Assembly Bill. Why? Because these changes have the potential to affect your online b

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Are Bots Sending Web Accessibility Demand Letters?

Web accessibility has increasingly become a focal point for online businesses in recent years. In the digital era, the importance of making sure every user has access to web content cannot be overstated. But what happens when this rightful concern becomes a potential legal pitfall for businesses? A

Greg McNeil

A Closer Look at Section 508

When we discuss web accessibility, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act often surfaces as a critical element. However, understanding its full scope and whether it applies to your website can be confusing. That’s why we want to clear the air. In this post, we will discuss everything you need to know