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No tool can guarantee immunity from future ADA claims, and fixing issues does not prevent a lawsuit. Keeping dated records of what you found and fixed is good practice, and your attorney can tell you whether and how it matters to your situation. A timestamped scan report records the state of your site on the day it was scanned.

According to Seyfarth Shaw's analysis of 2025 ADA Title III filings, 1,427 defendants were repeat targets who had been sued previously. Common reasons include: the original remediation was incomplete, new content introduced new violations, accessibility overlays were installed instead of actual fixes, or the website was redesigned without accessibility in mind. Ongoing monitoring is the only way to prevent recurrence.

Consult an attorney first, but scan your site immediately regardless. The scan creates a timestamped baseline of your current compliance state. If you start fixing issues now, you build a documented remediation timeline. Do not wait to understand the scope of the problem.

Overlays are JavaScript widgets that attempt to fix accessibility issues on the client side. They do not actually remediate the underlying code. According to EcomBack's H1 2025 report, 22.6% of websites sued for ADA violations had an overlay installed. The FTC fined accessiBe $1 million in January 2025 for deceptive compliance claims. OnePageAudit identifies the actual code-level violations so your developer can fix them properly.