Physical Accessibility Complaint
Learn the best defense against physical accessibility complaints and three simple action steps to follow if one is filed.
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What is Program Accessibility?
Public entities are required to make services, programs, and activities accessible to individuals with disabilities.
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How do ADA Title II and Title III differ?
Title II and Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act both address provisions for accessibility in the built environment.
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Compliance: Pop-Up Shops
Pop-up retail shops are all about the experience. How can ADA compliance help open your pop-up shop to all people?
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ANSI A117.1 Standards Update
Updates to the ANSI A117.1 Standards further establish technical criteria for accessible and usable buildings for people with disabilities.
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Compliance: Hotel Guest Room Dispersion
The ADA requires that hotels provide guests with disabilities a range of equivalent guest room options provided to other guests.
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Compliance: Hotel Public Spaces and Guest Rooms
When hotels renovate room interiors and public spaces, understanding the application of ADA can help avoid costly complaints.
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How do ADA and FHA differ?
ADA and FHA are both federal civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities but have different requirements.
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Compliance: Medical Diagnostic Equipment
For designing and specifying medical equipment, the pace of technological innovation presents a challenge, as does complying with the ADA.
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