Attorney behind 2,100 lawsuits questioned at courthouse

[mark handler]

Attorney behind 2,100 lawsuits questioned at courthouse

The quadriplegic attorney who has sued more than 2,100 businesses over disabled access refuses to answer allegations that he never personally visited many of them.

Attorney behind 2,100 lawsuits questioned at courthouse | Video | news10.net

 

[fatboy]

hmmmm.........not really any new news, we know there is this element out there. Don't get me wrong, I still agree with equal access, but not making a living off of it.

 

[mark handler]

hmmmm.........not really any new news, we know there is this element out there. Don't get me wrong, I still agree with equal access, but not making a living off of it.

;-) ..

 

[Msradell]

While I agree with not making a living off of it, I wish it was an option everywhere. Many places there is no enforcement of the requirements and handicapped individuals are left hanging with no options. There probably needs to be a middle ground someplace.

 

[ICE]

I wonder if he could sell franchises.

Would it matter if the plaintiff has not been there?

It is not possible to prove that he was never there and he isn't required to provide proof that he was.

If the violation exists, it's a done deal.

The news team is just trying to make him look bad.

He's a lawyer.

Isn't that bad enough.

 

[Sifu]

He's a lawyer.Isn't that bad enough.

It doesn't get much better than that!

 

[rnapier]

I strongly support access and believe that legal recourse helps achieve compliance but there is a difference between pushing for compliance and making a profit.