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For a few months, I’ve been trying to track new regulations or announcements in the Federal Register affecting disability rights. I failed miserably because the word “disability” appears so often in the Federal Register in innocuous ways that I was…

After a couple of quiet months, June had plenty to talk about. New York’s federal courts managed to show off both faces of the Calcano line in the same few weeks and the Central District of California kept feeding cases…

March brought a concentrated run of decisions touching nearly every phase of ADA web accessibility litigation — from what damages are actually recoverable after a Title II win, to how the work product doctrine protects counsel-directed audits, to the continuing…

Last June, I wrote about the growing threats to the DOJ’s ADA Title II Web Accessibility Rule. That warning feels understated now. If you care about the accessibility of state and local government websites, read on. There are credible rumors…

This month, there wasn’t much activity in the courts but there was a ton of legislative activity. Plus, there is movement at DOJ and OMB, which I’ve come to see as not a good thing. No Nexus in Prince Street…

Fall is an incredibly busy time for me. Combine that with shorter days and the loss of warmth and sunlight and my anxiety becomes almost tangible. This past week also brought a shock with the DOJ’s announcement that they might…

This is a super-short post. Yesterday, the Department of Justice issued its “spring 2025” (I think they meant 2026) regulatory agenda to give the American public a heads up on the changes in regulations that it foresees for the next…

At the beginning of the summer, I blogged about possible threats under the current Administration to the new ADA Title II web accessibility regulation. This short blog post reveals the other side of the coin and suggest that, at least…