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February 12, 2019

Animals as Accommodations in the Workplace and in Businesses

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Websites Are Not Places of Public Accommodation Subject to Title III of the ADA, Federal Court in New York Rules

Justice Department Rule on Accessible Medical Diagnostic Equipment Carries Broad Implications for Healthcare Industry

DOJ Final Rule on Website Accessibility for State and Local Governments Portends Significant Changes for Private-Sector Websites

Federal Court Rules That Online-Only Retailer’s Website Is Not a ‘Place of Public Accommodation’ Under the ADA

Justice Department Proposes ADA Regulations Impacting Healthcare Industry

Supreme Court Says Case Over ADA ‘Tester’ Standing Is Moot, But Issue Is Still Alive

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Face Coverings, Vaccines, and the ADA, Part II: What Employers Need to Know

Face Coverings, Vaccines, and the ADA, Part I: What Employers Need to Know

California COVID-19 Series: Considerations for Businesses Requiring Customer Face Coverings

Animals as Accommodations in the Workplace and in Businesses