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ADA Website Accessibility Lawsuits on the Rise: What Businesses and Restaurants Need to Know | JD Supra

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By T. Christopher Bailey, Paul Woody
| JD Supra
Businesses across the United States, particularly restaurants and retailers, are facing a sharp increase in lawsuits alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) due to inaccessible websites and mobile applications. UB Greensfelder has seen an uptick in the number of St. Louis-based businesses, notably restaurants with online ordering systems, that are receiving such demands, perhaps indicating that these particular area businesses are being targeted.
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FTC Implements New Rule Regulating Subscription-Based Services, Free Trial Offers, and Other Automatic Renewal Sales Systems | JD Supra

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By Paul Woody
| JD Supra
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) introduced its updated Negative Option Rule on October 16, 2024 (the “New Rule”). The New Rule targets deceptive practices associated with subscription-based services through which companies continue charging consumers for products or services unless the consumer actively cancels. The New Rule is designed to make it easier for consumers to opt out of such services and aims to improve transparency regarding the terms of such arrangements.
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Channeling the Pittsburgh Pirates: Hitting Apples

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By Paul Woody
| BlueRidge Country Verified
When you’re 11 and in love with strength, power and baseball, apples can take on a near-mystical function. “Have you ever thrown an apple off a stick?” Uncle Sullins asked. I shook my head, and that brought Uncle Sullins off the porch and into his backyard. My brother, 18 to my 11, curious about this little adventure, joined us. Uncle Sullins found a broken branch, pulled out his pocket knife and quickly whittled a sharp point at the end of the stick.
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