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Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits
disability discrimination in public accommodations. But whether it
applies to websites differs by location. California exempts
online-only businesses, for example, but elsewhere, offering online
goods or services can mandate compliance. Host Shahin Rothermel and her guests, Karel Mazanec and Nick Reiter, discuss recent court decisions
that provide defenses against generic lawsuits, stressing specific
injury claims. The explosion of online commerce has forced the
question: How does Title III apply to websites?
Host: Shahin Rothermel
Guests: Karel Mazanec and Nick Reiter
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