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Plaintiff alleges retail giant Footprint USA violated disability rights through inaccessible website

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In a groundbreaking legal move, a visually impaired woman has filed a lawsuit against a major retailer for failing to make its website accessible to individuals with disabilities. Camille Winfield-Newton lodged the complaint on February 10, 2025, in the Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco, targeting Footprint USA. The case highlights ongoing challenges faced by disabled individuals in accessing digital services.Camille Winfield…
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National High Court ratifies Vueling's fine for having a website inaccessible to people with disabilities

The Administrative Chamber of the National High Court (AN) has ratified the fine of 90,000 euros and the prohibition on the use of procedures for granting official aid for six months imposed in 2020 on Vueling by the Secretary of State for Social Rights for not having adapted its website to persons with disabilities.This has been determined by the court, which has rejected the airline's appeal and obliges it to pay, in addition, 3,000 euros for …

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Plaintiff alleges retail giant Footprint USA violated disability rights through inaccessible website

In a groundbreaking legal move, a visually impaired woman has filed a lawsuit against a major retailer for failing to make its website accessible to individuals with disabilities. Camille Winfield-Newton lodged the complaint on February 10, 2025, in the Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco, targeting Footprint USA. The case highlights ongoing challenges faced by disabled individuals in accessing digital services.Camille Winfield…

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