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Digital Accessibility Lawsuits in 2026: Five Trends Companies Should Know

Digital accessibility lawsuits are on pace to reach another record in 2026. But the total number of cases is only part of the story.

Web Accessibility, ADA Website Compliance, ADA Lawsuits

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Airline Web Accessibility: Filters That Break for Screen Reader Users

Once a search returns dozens of flights, filters are how a traveler narrows the list, unless the filter controls lock a screen reader out. These are the filter barriers to check ...

Web Accessibility, travel

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Airline Website Accessibility: Flight Search Fields That Fail Screen Reader Users

Before a blind traveler can compare a single flight, they have to fill out the search form, and that is exactly where many airline sites break down. Here are the input barriers to ...

Web Accessibility, travel, hospitality

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Hotel Website Accessibility: Check-in, Messaging, and In-Stay Barriers for Blind Guests

Once a booking is done, the hotel experience moves into apps and mobile sites: contactless check-in, in-stay messaging, and digital guides. It is the same shut-out that shows up ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, mobile accessibility, travel, hospitality

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Hotel Website Accessibility: Browsing Room Options

When a hotel's room-selection page runs on images, visual-only markers, and status text a screen reader can't reach, a blind traveler loses the exact details that decide a ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, mobile accessibility, travel, hospitality

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Inside the 2026 Midyear Numbers: The ADA continues to be the ONLY true enforcement around

The first half of 2026 produced the highest volume of digital accessibility lawsuits we have ever tracked, and the numbers tell a clear story about where this litigation is going. ...

Web Accessibility, ADA Website Compliance

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The Low-Cost Moves That Strengthen an ADA Website Defense

A conversation with Charles "Chuck" Marion, Partner at Blank Rome LLP, as part of the Notes from the Field series. Most of the advice companies hear after an ADA website claim is ...

Web Accessibility, ADA Website Compliance, ADA Lawsuits, Notes from the Field

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The Accessibility Mindset: Building a Program That Sticks

A company finishes a big accessibility push. Maybe a lawsuit forced it, maybe a looming deadline did. The team fixes everything in the audit, the report closes, and accessibility ...

Web Accessibility

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Chain Restaurant Online Ordering: Where Checkout Breaks for Blind Customers

Picking up the chain restaurant online ordering series, today's post is about checkout. Different chains handle it differently, but I keep running into the same handful of ...

Web Accessibility, User Experience, Restaurants

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