While there are many ways to go about trying to avoid an accessibility lawsuit, from legal counseling to construction companies and even online how-to guides, however these all fall short of getting you the peace of mind of having your business protected from ADA lawsuits. This blog will give you the only 100% sure way to protect your business from an accessibility lawsuit.
Getting the help of a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) is the only way to guarantee your business is protected. Getting the help of these certified inspectors and receiving an Acess Inspected Certificate. In addition to getting your business accessible, some qualified CASp can get lawsuits dropped even after you are hit with a lawsuit in some cases.
Documenting your ADA compliance strategy and keeping thorough records of your progress can be an excellent tool if you are hit with an ADA lawsuit. Having a complete list of all the improvements you plan to make and when you will make them could get lawsuits dropped under the reasonable accommodation timeline.
Getting the help of expert CASp can give you peace of mind knowing your business is compliant with the standards of the ADA and the most current regulations. Contact Building Principles, California's #1 ADA compliance company with over 25 years of construction and ADA compliance experience, and get your business protected today.
We as a society are morally obligated to provide proper accessibility for the disabled. At Building Principles, we believe that most business owners have every intention of making their business fully accessible. Our CASp Inspectors aim to help those business owners with the best intentions provide an accessible place to purchase goods and services for everyone. By creating an accessible environment, you send a message to the almost 26% of Americans living with disabilities that you care and can positively affect your business.
If you are looking to get your business ADA compliant and want protection from costly ADA lawsuits. Don't hesitate and give us a call or contact us at the link below to get a quote for your business, and see how we can get your business accessible and protected today.
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