WACDA News

This issue features a case against the Mariners stadium, our work advocating at a local conference from the fall, and how WACDA is continuing to push for full involvement for people with disabilities via supporting legislation for free caregiving admissions

This issue features WACDA updates including our newest attorney, our GiveBIG campaign, and our ADA Anniversary plans for June and July. There are also articles about a closed captioning Senate bill and policies regarding service animals on airplanes.

This issue features introductions to WACDA's newest attorneys, WACDA news features, WACDA's UW parking case, treatment rationing during COVID-19, DVR, and proposed amendments to the INVEST in America Act.

This issue features a progress report on two of WACDA's big cases, an update to the ADA called the Online Accessibility Act, information about our educational programming, and a holiday greeting from our founder.

This issue features our 2020 end of year update, a look at our latest case in Clark County Jail, an update on the Ninth Circuit Mariner's case, and our latest Lunch N' Learn presentation.

This issue discusses new developments in digital accessibility and disability statistics tracking, our ongoing fight to ensure caregivers receive admission to events without surcharge, and our recent victories in accessible parking.

This issue discusses the correlation between ADA Accommodations and remote work, updates made by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to provide better support for qualified individuals, restroom access laws in Washington, accessible playgrounds and our ongoing fight in Picciano v. Clark County.

In this issue, you will read articles about the fight against discriminatory PCA surcharges, a summary of the regulations for ADA compliant parking lots, helpful tips from the National Center for Disability and Journalism's Disability Style Guide, an analysis of the circuit split in recent rulings about website accessibility, and WACDA's quarterly case update.

In this issue, you will read articles about recommended disability-related media, examples of universal design in action, how to prepare for winter weather, a new city-wide program offering discounts for the disabled community, and our quarterly case update.

In this issue, you can read about our client Kris Napper's graphic design business, an ADA Supreme Court Update, Seattle's adaptive sports scene, WACDA's recent advocacy against a potential expansion of assisted suicide in WA, the limits of accommodations under Title III of the ADA, and our quarterly case update.