Getting support for website lawsuits is a crucial part of doing business these days.
Fielding complaints about inaccessibility from your website’s users? Received an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) demand letter? We can help.
At Digital Accessibility by WeCo, website lawsuit reporting has been part of our work since our inception in 2011. In fact, our first user testing product was successfully used in an Americans with Disabilities Act website case.
Download our WeCo Legal Accessibility Support information to review and share with your team.
On the side of defense: always
We work only on the side of defense in digital accessibility legal cases.
We have a trusted reputation for bringing the user perspective to website lawsuits through our legal due diligence documentation. That is why two major US law firms refer their clients to us. (References available upon request: [email protected] )
Can disability be a legal expertise? Absolutely
When court ordered manual audits and usability tests are conducted by a team of digital experts who also live with disabilities, it carries more weight than results delivered by nondisabled professionals.
It also save your organization time, and money, because you’re consulting users with disabilities at the start. No need to bring in a team to conduct a focus group, or search out members of the community with disabilities to verify your results.
How WeCo can help with website lawsuits
- WeCo’s Manual Accessibility Audits and Remediation Services were designed to respond to legal demand letters. They also provide you with a recorded history of due diligence over time.
- Receive additional help for remediation and assistance with changes to your website through our dedicated Accessibility Consulting Support.
- WeCo’s Disability-Focused Usability Testing provides an added layer of proof that the changes you’ve made to your website, truly work for users living with disabilities.
- WeCo’s WeCollege E-Learning and live-taught Accessibility Training Courses provide your team with the ability to become “accessibility independent,” and to develop accessibility from the start. This makes your accessibility efforts sustainable, and saves your organization time and money over hiring firms that apply accessibility remedies for you.
Download our WeCo Legal Accessibility Support information to review and share with your team.
Other resources
ADA Tool Kit: Website Accessibility Under Title II of the ADA
