Serial ADA Plaintiff Makes a Hasty Retreat
The Supreme Court’s decision to dismiss an activist’s case, however, leaves the question unsettled of who can sue over Americans with Disabilities Act violations.
A Serial Plaintiff Gets Another Day in Court
Hotels that fail to comply with ADA requirements for online reservation systems face increased risk of liability in the wake of a recent court ruling about who has standing to sue in such cases.
Hot Property: Long Wharf Custom House
Commodore Builders recently completed renovations and updates to the 1848-vintage Custom House at the end of Boston’s Long Warf, creating office spaces compliant with COVID-19 fresh air guidelines and the ADA.
Website Accessibility Is an Essential Component for a Modern Business
Regardless of vision, hearing, physical and cognitive ability, everyone should be able to access information found on websites. Unfortunately, many businesses are falling short when it comes to ensuring accessibility for all users.
Serial ADA Plaintiffs Harass Retail Businesses
Retail shops face daunting challenges, such as securing locations and financing, employee retention, inventory management and competition from online vendors who have shed brick and mortar cocoons. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has spawned additional challenges, which include vexatious litigants and their lawyers.
Massachusetts Dentist Agrees To Pay $475K Settlement
A Massachusetts dentist with 21 practices around the state has agreed to pay the state’s Medicaid program $475,000 to resolve allegations of improper billing practices.
