CURRENT ARTICLES

The U.S. Department of Justice has announced a revision to their 2024 Final Rule that updates regulations for Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The rule requires state and local government entities to be fully accessible for people with disabilities. Many organizations and advocacy groups had petitioned the DOJ to rescind, delay, or alter this Final Rule, claiming that it placed undue burden to bring their online offerings up to par with accessibility sta

For most organizations, accessibility becomes a priority at a very specific moment. They don’t prioritize it just because they wake up inspired. It isn’t sparked by a strategy session, a conference workshop, or a long-term roadmap. Usually, it begins when something lands in the inbox: a complaint, a demand letter, a notice from legal counsel, or a headline that hits too close to home. What had been deferred or loosely understood now suddenly carries timelines, scrutiny, and i

The impact of the ADA has been both broad and tangible. Prior to its passage, there were few nationwide and consistent legal requirements for public places and services to be accessible. As a result, many individuals faced unnecessary barriers to employment, education, and everyday life.