Before getting started on our blog entry of the week, good luck to the Houston Astros and the Washington Nationals in the World Series starting tonight. Turning to the blog entry of the week, I really really struggled with what to blog on this week. It wasn’t for lack of cases in my pipeline, I
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Architectural Accessibility Issues
By William Goren on
Next week is the week before my daughter’s bat mitzvah. Accordingly, I think I’m going to take that week off. This week’s blog entry comes to me courtesy of my friend Stephen Meyer, a certified Texas accessibility specialist (a certified person in Texas that assesses facilities for compliance with accessibility guidelines and regulations). The case,…
Key Issues in Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act
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Posted in Final Federal Regulations, Title III
Title III of the ADA requires that any new buildings, after 1992, be built in accordance with strict architectural guidelines that mandate accessibility for persons with disabilities. Also, any renovations to buildings, whether the building is built before 1992 or otherwise must be made in a way so that the renovations are accessible to persons…