[blindLaw] Accessibility law firm lawsuits resources

[MIKE MCGLASHON]

Even if something like that exists,
I bet on this list, one would hardly call it extortion;
They are more likely to call it the inaccessible got ya police.


Please advise as you like.

Mike M.

Mike mcglashon
Email: Michael.mcglashon at comcast.net
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Subject: [blindLaw] Accessibility law firm lawsuits resources

Hello everyone,

I'm curious if anyone is aware of any instances where charges have been
brought against law firms that hire visually impaired or disabled
individuals to identify inaccessible websites. These individuals are
subsequently utilized to initiate lawsuits against businesses or companies
that are considered inaccessible. The testers are compensated when the law
firm settles the lawsuits. Essentially, this could be perceived as a form of
extortion.

If anyone has a source they could point me to, I would greatly appreciate
the opportunity to delve deeper into this topic.
 



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