While it likely will be some time before most working age Floridians can get a COVID19 vaccine, since the roll out has been nothing but chaos, employers should start
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Americans with Disabilities Act
How to Avoid ADA Title III Website Cases that Target Hotels & Motels
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As I posted last year, the next wave of Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) Title III litigation was going to focus on hotels and motels and their reservation systems. And,…
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ADA Website Cases Continue to Befuddle Businesses
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Gil v. Winn Dixie Appeal
Here is the Southern District of Florida, this past year has been filled with a monumental increase in Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) Title III…
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The Next Wave of ADA Title III Litigation in Florida – Hotel Reservation Systems
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Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
That’s a quote from Ferris Bueller, but these days the…
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The Next Frontier in ADA Title III Litigation Has Arrived in South Florida
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Back in the Spring, I posted about the next frontier in ADA Title III litigation (web site accessibility), see my posts here and here. Since those posts, the next…
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The Next Frontier in ADA Access Litigation – Online (Part II)
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Last month I posted Part I on this topic which covered the state of federal statutes and regulations regarding web site access as well as the most recent Florida Federal…
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The Next Frontier in ADA Access Litigation – Online (Part I)
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Florida, and particularly South Florida, has always been on the leading edge of legal trends that involve mandatory attorneys’ fees for plaintiffs. For many years, the United District Court in…
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It Was Only a Matter of Time – DEA Revisiting Federal Status of Marijuana
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23 states, plus the District of Columbia and Guam permit some form of medical marijuana use. And, there are various medical marijuana ballot provisions, including currently in Florida, which…
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Duty to Accommodate – Medical Marijuana
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As I previously posted, medical marijuana has made Florida’s 2016 ballot and is likely to pass muster this time around (in 2014 medical marijuana received 58% of the Florida…
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Serial Tester Plaintiffs Have Standing Under the ADA Access Laws
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Recently, the United State Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an Americans with Disability Act (“ADA”) Plaintiff had standing to bring his ADA access complaint as a “tester”.
Joe…
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