What to Know about U.S. Website Accessibility Laws by State
Explore the key website accessibility laws in the U.S., including the ADA and state-specific regulations like Colorado’s House Bill 21-1110.| EcomBack
Businesses are often targeted for failing to comply with digital accessibility standards, making it crucial to understand the legal landscape regarding website accessibility. In California, two laws—the California Disabled Persons Act (CDPA) and the Unruh Civil Rights Act—prohibit discrimination based on disability and require equal access to public accommodations. These laws were initially designed to […]| EcomBack
In today’s digital age, the importance of website accessibility cannot be overstated. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates that businesses ensure their digital properties are accessible to people with disabilities, including those using assistive technologies like screen readers. If your website is non-compliant, you could face lawsuits, as many businesses have discovered the hard […]| EcomBack
With the growing popularity of online shopping, the responsibilities of businesses that sell their products on websites also continue to grow. If your company sells products in or to California, you may already be aware of the strict regulations set forth by Proposition 65, an essential compliance law that requires businesses to inform Californians if […]| EcomBack
According to our mid-year report, businesses across the U.S. faced a total of 2,014 web accessibility-related lawsuits in the first half of 2025, representing a 37% increase year-over-year. This surge in litigation serves as a wake-up call for all businesses to prioritize digital compliance. Nayan Padrai, founder of EcomBack and an ADA expert, spoke to […]| EcomBack
In March 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) formally rescinded nearly a dozen guidance documents, almost half of them related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This was done as part of an effort to ease burdens on consumers amid the cost-of-living crisis, but ultimately impacts businesses seeking helpful clarifications and best practices […]| EcomBack
A recent must watch interview featured on The ADA Book channel takes a deep dive into the brewing storm surrounding ADA website lawsuits, the realities of compliance for small businesses, and what it means for companies navigating an increasingly litigious landscape. During the discussion, EcomBack founder Nayan Padrai shares findings from the company’s most recent […]| EcomBack
Explore the key website accessibility laws in the U.S., including the ADA and state-specific regulations like Colorado’s House Bill 21-1110.| EcomBack
Every month, a significant number of businesses face lawsuits concerning website accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In the first half of 2025, a concerning 2,014 lawsuits have been filed against inaccessible websites. The latest concerning trend is known as the “sue and settle” technique. This approach involves individuals filing lawsuits against businesses, […]| EcomBack
In a recent Forbes article, EcomBack founder Nayan Padrai believes an overlooked reputational business risk is the overreliance on technology. While AI-powered chatbots offer speed and efficiency, handling thousands of inquiries simultaneously, they can fall short in delivering the human touch that is essential for genuine customer relationships. Human interactions provide empathy, nuanced understanding, and […]| EcomBack
Recent data suggests that the number of federal ADA lawsuits in the U.S. involving digital accessibility has increased by 37%, per EcomBack’s 2025 mid-year report. However, businesses have more to worry about than lawsuits. ADA demand letters are still a relevant strategy among attorneys. In fact, many businesses are caught off guard by pre-litigation demand […]| EcomBack
Learn what the DOJ’s withdrawal of ADA guidance documents means for businesses, which industries are affected, and how owners can stay compliant and support accessibility without official guidance.| EcomBack
Learn how to protect your business from ADA lawsuits. Watch LAEDC & EcomBack’s free website accessibility webinar now.| EcomBack
Read EcomBack's 2024 ADA Website Lawsuits Report. Discover which states have the most lawsuits, key plaintiffs and law firms, industries most affected, and insights on overlay widget myths. Get a clear view of the ADA website compliance scene in 2024.| EcomBack
