What’s the next big thing in disability civil rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act?
One rapidly developing area is accessibility of health care. The ADA was signed more than 23 years ago, and yet, it is still in its early development as it relates to health care. Over the past few years, we have seen rise in ADA actions alleging discrimination in the provision of health care services to individuals with disabilities.
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