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Is your website legal? Over the years, tons of websites have faced multi-million dollar lawsuits for violating the ADA. ADA stands for Americans with Disabilities Act. One of the many things it requires is that your website be accessible to those with disabilities. Plaintiffs' lawyers all over the country look for websites to go after for violating ADA. A relatively recent example was against Target for $6 million because their website did not work with a screen reading software that the visually impaired uses. Another example was against Beyoncé's website when a plaintiff tried to purchase a ticket on her website but was unable to do so because it was not accessible to the person that was visually impaired. Fortunately for small businesses that are 15 employees or less, they don't really have to worry too much about this. But if your business has more than 15 employees or is a public accommodations business, then I suggest reaching out to a professional company or firm that can handle this for you. Thanks and follow me for more tips.