ADA lawsuit abuse has been steadily increasing in New York.
We are here to stop it.
In 2025, New York remained the leading U.S. jurisdiction for federal ADA website-accessibility litigation, even as many cases shifted to New York state courts.
Our Mission.
Our mission is to reduce ADA abuse while increasing access for people with disabilities.
Our goal is to notify businesses of ADA violations and open a 60-day cure period to allow them to comply reasonably. This period will increase access for people with disabilities by ensuring businesses fix problems or face litigation as a consequence.
This common-sense reform will reduce “drive-by lawsuits.” A cure period gives business owners time, helps them avoid costly litigation, and ensures businesses comply with the ADA's guidelines.
“There is an important wrinkle for New York: 1,021 significantly understates the overall volume of digital-accessibility litigation affecting businesses in the state, because it counts federal website cases only. UsableNet tracked both federal litigation and relevant state-court cases and reported that New York increasingly became a state-court-centered jurisdiction. During just January–June 2025, it counted 1,429 New York digital-accessibility cases: 245 in January, 269 in February, 255 in March, 243 in April, 247 in May, and 170 in June.”
