In this article, we survey recent developments defining the legal landscape for US organizations’ digital accessibility obligations in 2024. As we explain below, lawsuits are accelerating, and in a major…
Australia’s Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) is an important piece of legislation which prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and has extended to cover both digital and physical business operations. In…
The European Union’s (EU) European Accessibility Act (EAA) is a central piece of legislation for defining requirements for the accessibility of private sector products and services, including for Ireland’s 640,000+…
India’s RPWD law plays a key role in protecting the rights of people with disabilities in the world’s most populous country. In this article, we review the RPWD, how it…
California is an economic powerhouse for the United States, boasting a $3.7 trillion economy–the largest in the country and fifth largest in the world. Because of its size, being able…
In our constantly connected world, we’re accustomed to viewing video content on demand. Whether it’s watching a funny viral clip or a home repair tutorial, streaming video has the power…
About the French Web Accessibility Law 2005-102 Law 2005-102, passed in 2005, seeks to ensure equal access and opportunities for all people and prohibits unfair treatment and discrimination, including against…
The Stanca Act, the Italian digital accessibility law, was an important milestone for web accessibility, helping increase access to information online and making public institutions more inclusive. Passed in 2004,…
