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Florida ranks third nationally with 1,627 ADA website lawsuits in 2024 and 989 through mid-2025. A Miami-based serial plaintiff has filed 200+ cases targeting government sites. Miami-Dade, Tampa, and Orlando settlements average $38,000-$78,000.
Today's ADA lawsuit news: 6,000+ cases filed in 2025, government entities hit hardest, Michigan school crisis spreads nationwide, and 6 months until April 2026 deadline. Latest updates and enforcement trends.
ADA compliance isn't one-size-fits-all. Michigan, Utah, New York, and Pennsylvania each have unique requirements, deadlines, and enforcement patterns. This guide breaks down exactly what your state requires.
October 2025 ADA enforcement update: 2,019 federal lawsuits filed year-to-date (37% surge), government entities now 14% of cases (double 2024), DOJ secures Texas county election website settlements, $125k average government settlement. 6 months until April 2026 deadline.
In an unprecedented enforcement action, the Michigan Alliance for Special Education filed over 2,400 web accessibility complaints against schools and districts, resulting in 1,000+ OCR resolution agreements. This watershed moment changes everything for K-12 digital compliance.
First quarter 2025 data reveals explosive growth in ADA website lawsuits with 2,019 cases filed—a 37% increase. Government entities, schools, and healthcare lead targets as attorneys race toward the April 2026 deadline.
The Federal Trade Commission's $1M fine against AccessiBe for false advertising sends a clear message: overlay widgets don't achieve ADA compliance. Government entities using overlays face increased lawsuit risk.
Everything state and local governments need to know about ADA Title II web accessibility requirements—explained in plain English, with practical steps you can implement today.
We analyzed ADA website lawsuit data across all 50 states. The political patterns we found will surprise you - and could save your organization from a costly settlement.
The clock is ticking. On April 24, 2026, all large government entities must have fully accessible websites. Here's everything you need to know to avoid lawsuits and meet the deadline.