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Public Interest

Jul. 7, 2011

Disability Rights Lawyers Shape Internet Accessibility

After years targeting businesses over physical barriers, disability rights lawyers are focusing more and more attention on the accessibility of the Internet.


By Amy Yarbrough


Daily Journal Staff Writer


Since the passage of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act 20 years ago, disability advocates have filed lawsuit after lawsuit against restaurants and other businesses that don't install wheelchair ramps or make their bathrooms accessible.


But advocates increasingly have been turning their attention to a different destination: the Internet.


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