Florida is a hotbed for website accessibility demand letters and lawsuits, particularly under The Federal Fair Housing Act (FHA). Of course, ADA website compliance has stolen the headlines for the past three years but FHA demand letters have surged in 2020 as they provide an outlet to sue those involved in housing (as opposed to…Read Full Post
This is the last post in a 5-part series where I breakdown cases where website owners have been sued for inaccessibility despite the use of an accessibility overlay or widget. For more background information on this series, refer to the Walters v. Venum case. Walters v. Venum Training World, Inc., Case 6:20-cv-00324 in the United…Read Full Post
This post marks the fourth post in a 5-part series where I look at websites being sued despite the use of an accessibility overlay. For more background on this series, refer to the Walters v. Venum case. Walters v. Venum Training World, Inc., Case 6:20-cv-00324 in the United States District Court for the Northern District…Read Full Post
ADA and FHA defense attorney Richard Hunt wrote a blog post entitled, Is there a silver bullet for ADA website accessibility? Sorry, but the answer is no where he listed out 5 cases (in a two week stretch) where the defendants used an accessibility overlay / widget / toolbar and were nevertheless sued. Note: This…Read Full Post
This is the second case in a 5-part post series where I breakdown a lawsuit being filed despite there being an accessibility overlay / widget being used. Below are links to the posts for all five cases. For more background on this series, refer to the Walters v. Venum case. Walters v. Venum Training World,…Read Full Post
