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8,667 ADA lawsuits were filed last year. 94.8% of websites fail basic WCAG conformance. Scan yours free in 60 seconds.
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ADA enforcement patterns vary by sector. Our scanner addresses the violations most commonly targeted in each industry.
Common Objections
“We installed an accessibility overlay.”
Overlays add a widget on top of your site. They do not fix the underlying HTML. Courts have ruled overlays insufficient (Robles v. Domino's, 2019). Plaintiff attorneys specifically target sites with overlays.
“We ran Lighthouse and scored fine.”
Lighthouse checks a fraction of WCAG criteria. It does not produce legal documentation, monitor for regressions, or generate a PDF for opposing counsel. A Lighthouse score has never been accepted as evidence of compliance in court.
“We're too small to get sued.”
Small businesses are the primary target. Serial ADA plaintiffs prefer small sites because owners settle quickly. There is no minimum size or traffic threshold for ADA Title III.
“We'll deal with it when we get a letter.”
By then you negotiate from a defensive position. Average settlement: $5K to $75K, plus legal fees, plus emergency remediation. Documenting good-faith compliance before a demand letter is the strongest defense.
Research
Analysis of accessibility violations across the top US websites, organized by industry and state.
CanadaAODA and Accessible Canada Act compliance analysis across Canadian websites and industries.
Industry Report363 restaurant websites analyzed. Violation patterns, state-by-state breakdown, and remediation priorities.
Platform ReportAccessibility audit of 1,000 Shopify stores. Theme-level patterns and common violations.
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On April 24, 2026, updated ADA Title II regulations require state and local government websites to conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Title III (private websites) does not name a date, but courts already use WCAG 2.2 AA as the benchmark. Plaintiff attorneys are watching.
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