I highly recommend Be Accessible. It is rare to find a company that has not only a sense of “can-do” but has the skill-set to “can-do” their work right and quickly. They have saved my bacon and I appreciate any organization like Be Accessible who acts as a responsible partner – and not just a vendor. We will be working with them again soon.
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Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in places of public accommodation, covering private businesses that serve the public. Enacted as part of the original ADA in 1990, Title III predates the internet as a primary channel for commerce, yet it has […]
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