ADA and FHA Defense

FHA Standing

March 20, 2024

ADA and FHA Standing – good news, bad news and a twist

I don’t usually blog about my own cases because it requires that I put in a disclaimer.¹ However, a trio of district court decisions, including two in cases where I represent the defendant, justify another look at standing after Transunion and the Laufer cases.² I’ll start with the good news of an apparent trend in Continue reading

ADA – drive-by litigation, ADA – serial litigation, ADA Internet, ADA Internet Web, FHA design/build litigation, FHA Standing, Internet Accessibility, Uncategorized

Dana Bowman, Fair Housing Act, FHA Defense, Judge Brantley Starr, Judge Reed O’Connor, Judge Vyskocil
September 6, 2023

Acheson Hotels – tester standing at the crossroad 2.

In my last blog I looked at why testers became embedded in the enforcement of civil rights laws from a practical standpoint. Now it’s time to look at the law of standing as it relates to testers.¹ The Supreme Court recognized long ago that Article III of the Constitution only gives federal courts the right Continue reading

Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA – Standing, FHA Standing

Acheson Hotels, ADA standing, Article III standing, FHA Defense, Laufer

Richard Hunt, author