Another View: Delaying lawsuits isn't fair to the disabled

[brudgers]

I have read it and it does not specify a time frame for achieving compliance and if the business can not afford it it does not need to be done contrary to what some believe. It could take a mom & pop shop 50 years or longer as long as they have a plan and are working towards that plan.

easily accomplishable withoutmuch difficulty or expense

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. The“readily achievable” requirement is based on the size and resources of the business. So larger businesses with more resources are expected to take a more active role in removing barriers than small businesses. The ADA also recognizes that economic conditions vary. When a business has resources to remove barriers, it is expected to do so; but when profits are down, barrier removal may be reduced or delayed. Barrier removal is an ongoing obligation --you are expected to remove barriers in the future as resources become available.

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Yes, they can take 50 years to remove architectural barriers. It's their choice to be exposed to the risk of lawsuit for that long.

 

[Papio Bldg Dept]

Did you try a search for "research?" It's not like this is rocket science.

Low-hanging fruit...but still funny. I tried "internet study."

 

[mark handler]

Did you try a search for "research?" It's not like this is rocket science.

So your saying you pulled the statistic out of your A**

 

[brudgers]

68% of statistics pulled out of my *** are correct.

 

[GBrackins]

68% of statistics pulled out of my *** are correct.

100% of the time? ; )

 

[beach]

A few years ago NASA did a study showing that 95% of all internet statistics are made up.

We all realize that that's an old joke........ don't we???

 

[righter101]

Statistically speaking, half the people are below average.

 

[Papio Bldg Dept]

We all realize that that's an old joke........ don't we???

that's it, i am calling the Al Gore Center for Internet Truth hotline and settle this once and for all.

 

[brudgers]

Statistically speaking, half the people are below average.

Not if someone actually is average. Spock, what are the odds?

 

[LARMGUY]

Not if someone actually is average. Spock, what are the odds?

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