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I will draft an accessibility rights complaint for websites and businesses
Licensed US Attorney, ADA, Disability Rights and Accessibility Law
I am Katherine Noel Addison (Bar #251982), a licensed US attorney dedicated to disability rights and ADA enforcement. If you have been denied reasonable accommodation, faced discrimination at work, or...
About this Gig
Hello, I am Katherine Noel Addison, a licensed US attorney (Bar #251982).
Inaccessible entrances, missing ramps, blocked accessible parking, and websites that cannot be used with a screen reader are not inconveniences. They are violations of Title III of the ADA. Businesses and public entities are legally obligated to remove barriers, yet most only act when confronted with a properly drafted legal complaint.
I draft detailed, standards-based Accessibility Rights Complaints that identify each barrier, cite the governing technical standard, and demand corrective action.
Your custom complaint will address:
- Physical barriers measured against the ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG)
- Website and app barriers measured against WCAG 2.1/2.2 criteria
- Public entity access failures under ADA Title II and Section 504
- Requested relief: barrier removal, policy changes, and statutory damages where state law allows
I turn your experience of exclusion into a precise legal document that compliance officers, in-house counsel, and courts cannot dismiss.
Select your package, describe the barriers and upload any photos or screenshots at checkout, and I will deliver your complaint. Order now.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
Document type:
Demand letters
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Legal dispute/Claims letter
Agreement type:
Demand letter
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FAQ
Can I recover money for an accessibility violation?
Federal Title III provides injunctive relief and attorney's fees, not damages. However, many states (like California under the Unruh Act) allow statutory damages, which the Premium package pursues.
Does this cover website accessibility?
Yes. Inaccessible websites and mobile apps are among the fastest-growing ADA claims, and I cite specific WCAG success criteria in your complaint.
Do I need proof of the barriers?
Photos, screenshots, dates of visits, and a description of how the barrier prevented access strengthen the complaint significantly.
Where is this complaint filed?
Depending on your package, with the business directly, the Department of Justice, or in state or federal court. I include filing guidance with every delivery.
Can I file against a government office or public school?
Yes. Public entities fall under ADA Title II and Section 504, and I tailor the complaint accordingly.
Do I need to message you first?
No. Choose a package and submit your details through the order requirements to begin immediately.
