Starting on January 26, 1992, all public new construction and all alterations had to be accessible. Starting on January 26, 1993, all private new construction had to be accessible. So, um, everything’s accessible now, right?
The Ramp at St. Mary’s Basilica, Phoenix
Another cool ramp, this time at a church which — unless it also houses a business inside — is not obligated to be accessible. St. Mary’s Basilica in Phoenix.
CREEC and friends file amicus brief in Butler v. WinCo
CREEC filed today an amicus brief in the case of Butler v. WinCo Foods, LLC, on behalf of The American Association of People with Disabilities, the Disability Law & Advocacy Center of Tennessee, the Disability Rights Education and Defense…
Abercrombie has a Chief Diversity Officer?
Disability Rights Organizations Congratulate Abercrombie on LGBT Recognition Urge Company to Eliminate Segregated Entrances at Hollister Stores Earlier today, Abercrombie & Fitch Co. announced that it received a high score from the Human Rights Campaign for its LGBT-related employment policies.…
KGNU radio interview on the outdoor exercise class action
Student lawyer extraordinaire Amelia Messegee gave a terrific interview about our new outdoor exercise class action on one of our local public radio stations. Amelia’s interview starts around the 10:10 mark (though University of Michigan fans will not want to…