As more everyday activity migrates to digital technologies and the internet, a wave of new lawsuits are testing the boundaries of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the digital world. The ...

The updated regulation uses international standards that focus on results, not specific technologies. The U.S. Access Board's current draft update to the regulation governing website accessibility ...

For those who are not aware, Section 508 refers to a 1998 amendment to the Rehabilitation Act requiring government agencies to give “disabled employees and members of the public access to information ...

Research has found that only 3% of the web is considered accessible, meaning that disabled users can’t properly access most of the content online. Having an accessible website isn’t just good practice ...

Each year, hundreds of lawsuits are filed against organizations in the United States because their websites are inaccessible to people with disabilities. Sadly, many people are unaware of the legal ...

Updates for Section 508 accessibility legislation go into effect in January, creating new specifications for how federal agencies must make websites and other digital information channels navigable ...

Officials from the Section 508 Accessibility Program say that too few agencies are including the proper requirements in their new IT solicitations, so the office — which ensures that federal ...

Website accessibility lawsuits in the United States are becoming more common. In fact, industry analysts note that the number of web accessibility lawsuits has grown 19.8% this year and that retailers ...

Federal employees win two recent 508 casesNo federal employees have sued the government over Section 508 violations, but some have filed grievances and taken their cases to arbitration. Organizations ...

The Denver Broncos (the "Club") is committed to facilitating the accessibility and usability of its Web site, DenverBroncos.com, for all people with disabilities. Working with a retained accessibility ...