A survey indicates many districts won't be ready to comply with the Title II rule’s requirements for websites, mobile apps ...

In 2026, digital accessibility is no longer just a competitive edge. Instead, it's a legal and operational necessity.

EcomBack’s 2025 ADA Website Accessibility Lawsuit Report reveals nearly 4,000 lawsuits, key industry targets, and ...

These ADA compliance tips can help you make your e-commerce website accessible for people with disabilities.

The author discusses how, in 2025 website accessibility litigation continued to become one of the most active and operationally challenging areas of disability law for businesses with an online ...

Getting started with web accessibility improvements can feel over­whelming. The ultimate goal should be a website that maximizes accessibility and considers inclusive access in all decisions. But even ...

Making websites accessible for people with disabilities is a win-win scenario for web-based businesses and organizations. For users, an accessible design allows everyone the opportunity to ...

When was the last time you thought about how accessible your law firm’s website is? If your answer is “never” or “not recently,” you’re not alone. Many firms focus on aesthetics, SEO, and content but ...

An increasing number of businesses are facing lawsuits alleging that their websites violate the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). New York, in particular, has become a hotbed for these actions.

With President Biden's inauguration, the WhiteHouse.gov team launched a new website and immediately made a statement. A noticeable and well-received feature of the new site — missing from the previous ...

Accessing information online should be easy and intuitive, but that’s only true if digital content is designed with everyone in mind. Users with visual, hearing, motor, or cognitive disabilities often ...

It would be anathema for a health care facility in the U.S. to have a main entrance that’s not physically accessible to all people. Yet many of their digital front doors block people with disabilities ...