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National Federation of the Blind Challenges Last-Minute Deadline Extensions for Website and Mobile App Accessibility

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By Ashley Jenkins, Minh Vu, Minh Vũ
| JD Supra
Seyfarth Synopsis: The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) sued Department of Justice (DOJ) and Health and Human Services (HHS), claiming that the agencies’ Interim Final Rules extending WCAG 2.1 AA compliance deadlines for state and local governments and recipients of HHS assistance violated the Administrative Procedure Act’s notice-and-comment requirements and were arbitrary and capricious.
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DOJ Throws Wrench Into Proposed ADA Website Accessibility Class Settlement

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By Ashley Jenkins, Kristina Launey, John Egan
| Mondaq
Seyfarth Shaw LLP are most popular: within Compliance and Consumer Protection topic(s) with readers working within the Healthcare industries Seyfarth synopsis: The DOJ filed a Statement of Interest opposing the settlement of a website accessibility class action in California federal court, arguing it does not ensure increased access and disproportionately compensates plaintiffs' attorneys over the class members with vision disabilities.
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DOJ Throws Wrench Into Proposed ADA Website Accessibility Class Settlement | JD Supra

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By John Egan, Ashley Jenkins
| JD Supra
Seyfarth synopsis: The DOJ filed a Statement of Interest opposing the settlement of a website accessibility class action in California federal court, arguing it does not ensure increased access and disproportionately compensates plaintiffs’ attorneys over the class members with vision disabilities. The DOJ also asserted that Class Counsel’s settlement website is not accessible to the blind.
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