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amNY: Chelsea Residents, Advocates Fight to End ‘Accessibility Desert’ With Elevators at Local Subway Stations
Disability Advocates’ Lawsuit Challenging the MTA’s Failure to Maintain New York City’s Subway Elevators Proceeding to Trial
September 9, 2024—New York, NY—On Friday August 30, a federal judge in the Southern District of New York denied a motion from the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (“MTA”) for summary judgment to dismiss claims brought by the disability community in long-running litigation regarding the MTA’s failure to maintain the few elevators that exist in New York City’s subway stations. The case is now … Continue reading “Disability Advocates’ Lawsuit Challenging the MTA’s Failure to Maintain New York City’s Subway Elevators Proceeding to Trial “
LexBlog: Settlement Improves Accessibility of California Insurance Exam
Patch NYC: Protest Set After Congestion Pricing Delay Halts Subway Upgrades
Black Enterprise: Judge Mandates All New York City Taxi Cabs Become Wheelchair Accessible
Rolling Out: New York City Taxi Cabs to Become Wheelchair Accessible
Settlement Agreement Improves Accessibility for Blind Test-Takers of the California Insurance License Exam
A settlement agreement with the California Department of Insurance and PSI Services LLC will ensure access for blind insurance license applicants who use screen reader software. September 5, 2024– Berkeley, CA—In August, three blind individuals and the National Federation of the Blind reached a settlement agreement with the California Department of Insurance (CDI) and their … Continue reading “Settlement Agreement Improves Accessibility for Blind Test-Takers of the California Insurance License Exam”