Some people look at a law firm’s website and see a directory of lawyers’ bios and contact information. Others see Americans with Disabilities Act violations ripe for litigation.

Despite likely employing lawyers well-versed in the ADA, many law firms aren’t dedicating resources to ensure their website is ADA compliant. Observers say a false sense of compliance and placing the website as a low priority are the key factors fueling the disengagement.

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