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June 24, 2025

Two blogs for the price of one

My partner, Jeanne Huey, just published her blog “The Stakes Just Got Higher: Texas Legislataure Cracks down on Barratry.” Barratry is, of course, stirring up unnecessary litigation or, more particularly, doing one of several things that have been made a crime and/or ethical violation in most states. These include: paying a client to hire a Continue reading

Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA – drive-by litigation, ADA – serial litigation, ADA Litigation Procedure

ADA defense, barratry, drive-by lawsuits, FHA Defense, Jeanne Huey, Legal Ethics Today, serial litigation
December 14, 2021

Quick Hits – Who needs the Grinch when you’ve got Bowser?

Almost everyone who ever was, had or has a child probably knows Bowser, the character from many Nintendo games. In Mario Party he often offers “gifts” that don’t always (or ever) turn out to be something you might want. Recent developments in accessibility law are, as usual, a mixed bag. Here’s what I found underneath Continue reading

Accessibility Litigation Trends, ADA – drive-by litigation, ADA – Hotels, ADA – serial litigation, ADA Internet, ADA Internet Web, FHA, Internet Accessibility

ADA defense, ADA personal jurisdiction, FHA Defense, Legal Ethics Today, recovery homes, sober living, Uber Technologies, William Goren

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