The State of ADA App and Web Accessibility Lawsuits in 2024

Kristina Launey, Partner at Seyfarth, and Jason Taylor, Chief Innovation Strategist at UsableNet, will look back at key trends from ADA-based lawsuits in 2023 and what businesses need to know about web accessibility lawsuits for 2024.
This webinar will cover:
Key findings from web accessibility lawsuits filed in 2023 (Based on our end-of-year report).
Guidance on what companies should know about the legal landscape as they plan their 2024 digital accessibility program
Strategies companies can use if they receive a digital accessibility claim
Advice on how to decrease your lawsuit risk and create more accessible experiences for your customers
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Timestamps
00:00 Introductions and agenda
03:37 UsableNet Methodology
04:55 Total Number of Digital ADA Lawsuits in 2023
08:40 A Typical Week In ADA Digital Lawsuits
22:57 Lawsuit Filings by State
25:30 Breakdown by Industries
31:25 Businesses Continue to Get Multiple Lawsuits
34:56 Adding a Widget Doesn't Mean You Won't Get a Claim
41:10 How to Get Started with Accessibility
49:37 Q&A

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How can an disabled user of digital web sites or documents supplied by an organization find if other users have filed or expressed ADA grievances of access? I am continuously having problems with healthcare documents or websites, and expressing grievances to the healthcare providers is futile. I just feel like if more disabled groups was to express concerns for providers the healthcare providers may be more inclined to fix the accessibility of sites. Kansas.