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Will California law changes discourage abusive ADA litigation? The jury is still out . . .

Since January 2005, 16,530 lawsuits alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) have been filed in federal courts across the country. More of these lawsuits were filed in California than in any other state. Some believe that California is a hotbed of ADA litigation because California law awards…

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Hotel ADA defense Lawyer: The end to sue-and-settle "drive bys" in California?

Mass-produced ADA litigation: Plaintiff and his lawyer sanctioned The end to sue-and-settle “drive bys”?   A couple of weeks ago, a Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge granted a business owner’s motion for sanctions under California Code of Civil Procedure Section 128.7 against a plaintiff who has filed many ADA…

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ADA litigation must be brought for a proper purpose

A “professional plaintiff” that has filed more than 400 nearly identical lawsuits against hotels, restaurants and other businesses in California may have to find a new line of work. The U.S. Supreme has let stand a prior ruling that this serial plaintiff, and his lawyer, cannot file ADA lawsuits without…

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