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In this video, ADA defense lawyer Nolan Klein clarifies and simplifies ADA lawsuits, particularly those related to websites. The number of lawsuits concerning website ADA noncompliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act is increasing rapidly. A case filed in a New York court is examined in detail, with all allegations read and discussed to give viewers a comprehensive understanding of ADA website lawsuit defense, the meaning of ADA website lawsuits, and appropriate handling, particularly in the context of website cases. This discussion is pertinent to ADA lawsuits concerning both physical barriers and websites in Florida, New York, California, and beyond. By the end of the video, viewers will have a deeper understanding of website ADA lawsuits, ADA defense, as well as ADA website cases in general. To learn more visit http://www.nklegal.com/practice-areas DISCLAIMER: This is a general informational course created to increase the scope of public knowledge and information about the ADA law and about ADA lawsuits. This is not legal advice. It is educational material only. If you have a personal or active legal issue, you should seek an attorney with appropriate legal experience and knowledge to assist with your specific situation. You may also contact Law Offices of Nolan Klein by visiting our website at www.nklegal.com. DO NOT rely on this video for legal advice or information particular to any active or pending legal situation. Contact a lawyer to discuss your case.

Standing before a colorful "Chip Wall" and among clean tables awaiting the lunch rush, Fetterman's Deli owner Scott Fetterman said his stomach dropped upon reading a letter sent last week from Kansas City attorney Kevin Puckett. The letter states: "Notice of Non-compliance in Violation of the ADA Website Accessibility Lawsuit — Myers vs. Fetterman's Deli LLC." "This is crazy ... our building is ADA compliant, and I had no idea there were these rules about our website," Fetterman said. "We have an Accessibility Statement there." Subscribe to KMBC on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1fXGVrh Get more Kansas City news: http://www.kmbc.com Like us: http://facebook.com/kmbc9 Follow us: http://twitter.com/kmbc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kmbc9news/

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