June 2023 ADA Website Lawsuits Recap
Report Summary:
- 384 ADA website lawsuits were filed in June 2023, an increase of 53 lawsuits compared to 331 lawsuits of May 2023.
- New York saw the filing of 204 lawsuits.
- California saw the filing of 104 lawsuits in State courts.
- 97 lawsuits were filed against Restaurants, food, and beverage websites.
- 66 lawsuits were filed by each Stein Saks, PLLC, and Pacific Trial Attorneys, followed by 52 lawsuits by Mars Khaimov Law, PLLC.
- 147 ADA lawsuits were filed against websites using Shopify.
- 19% of ADA lawsuits were filed against websites that had an accessibility widget installed on them.
Total Federal and State Court ADA Website Lawsuit Numbers for June 2023:
New York
204 Lawsuits
California
104 Lawsuits
Florida
31 Lawsuits
Pennsylvania
26 Lawsuit
Other states
19 Lawsuits
Plaintiff Attorneys Filing the Most ADA Website Lawsuits
Stein Saks, PLLC
66Lawsuits
Pacific Trial Attorneys, APC
66Lawsuits
Mars Khaimov Law, PLLC
52Lawsuits
Manning Law, APC
36Lawsuits
Shaked Law Group, P.C
26Lawsuits
Gottlieb & Associates
26Lawsuits
Lynch Carpenter LLP
19Lawsuits
Law Office of Noor A. Saab
15Lawsuits
J. Courtney Cunningham, PLLC
11Lawsuits
Top 10 ADA Website plaintiffs for the month of June 2023
Plaintiff Name | Firm Name | Number |
---|---|---|
Perla Mageno | Manning Law, APC | 22 |
Gabriel Mcmorland | Lynch Carpenter LLP | 19 |
Maria Dimeglio | Stein Saks, PLLC | 18 |
Luis Toro | Mars Khaimov Law, PLLC | 16 |
Luis Licea | Pacific Trial Attorneys, APC | 12 |
Erika Alexandria | Mars Khaimov Law, PLLC | 10 |
Seana Cromitie | Stein Saks, PLLC | 10 |
Daniel Lugo | Lee D. Sarkin | 10 |
Dominick Martin | Pacific Trial Attorneys, APC | 10 |
Rusty Rendon | Pacific Trial Attorneys, APC | 10 |
Top 10 industries affected by website accessibility lawsuits
Industries | Cases |
---|---|
Lifestyle, Fashion, & Apparel | 111 |
Restaurants, Food, Drinks, and Beverages | 85 |
Retail & Consumer Goods | 37 |
Travel, Hotel, & Hospitality | 27 |
Health, Fitness, and Medical Products | 22 |
Skin and Body Care | 21 |
Furniture, Lighting & Home Decor | 14 |
Computer, Mobile, & Electronic Accessories | 12 |
Car Parts, Tools & Accessories | 9 |
Toys, Games, Gifts, & Flower Shops | 8 |
Top 5 Web Platforms
Shopify
147Lawsuits
WordPress
61Lawsuits
jQuery
54Lawsuits
Webpack
33Lawsuits
Open Graph
20Lawsuits
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