Coverage Archive

Eatsa, the modern automat that opened its first location in San Francisco in 2015, has been sued for not accommodating blind patrons in its ordering model or store design. … [Read more...] about Eater

A New York memorial built to honor Franklin D. Roosevelt, America's first wheelchair using president, has numerous features that make it difficult for wheelchair users to enjoy, a class-action lawsuit says. … [Read more...] about Palm Beach Post

If Franklin D. Roosevelt were alive today, the former President would have trouble accessing a New York memorial built to honor him, a lawsuit says. … [Read more...] about CNN

People who use wheelchairs are unable to fully enjoy a New York City park named after President Franklin Roosevelt, one of the most famous wheelchair users in U.S. history, a class-action lawsuit claims. … [Read more...] about Reuters

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt used a wheelchair for years but a New York City memorial in his honor is inaccessible to wheelchair-using visitors, a new lawsuit claims. … [Read more...] about Fox News

President Franklin D. Roosevelt wouldn’t have been able to fully access a park on Roosevelt Island named in his honor: the park begins and ends with stairs. … [Read more...] about PIX11 News