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Georgia ADA Lawsuits

Georgia Website Accessibility Lawsuits

Comprehensive data on ADA website lawsuits filed in Georgia, including statistics, trends, targeted industries, and actionable steps to protect your business from litigation.

Georgia ADA Lawsuit Statistics (2024)

Total Cases Filed

134

in 2024

Federal Filings

89

66% of total

Year-over-Year Trend

19.6%

vs. 112 in 2023

Georgia saw 134 ADA website accessibility lawsuits in 2024, representing a increase of 19.6% compared to the previous year. This trend reflects growing enforcement activity and heightened awareness of digital accessibility rights.

Industries Most Targeted in Georgia

Based on 2024 filing data, these industries face the highest litigation risk in Georgia:

  • Lifestyle, Fashion & Apparel (28% of cases)
  • Restaurant, Food & Beverages (23% of cases)
  • Healthcare & Medical Services (19% of cases)
  • Technology & Software (14% of cases)
  • Hospitality & Tourism (10% of cases)

If your business operates in one of these sectors, prioritize a comprehensive accessibility audit and remediation plan to reduce legal exposure.

Georgia-Specific ADA Regulations & Legal Landscape

  • Georgia follows federal ADA Title III requirements
  • No additional state-level website accessibility laws
  • Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta) sees majority of filings
  • Growing tech hub attracting increased accessibility scrutiny

Understanding Georgia's unique legal environment helps businesses assess risk and develop appropriate compliance strategies.

Notable Georgia ADA Website Cases

Williams v. [E-commerce Company]

2024

Atlanta-based retailer required full WCAG 2.1 AA compliance after screen reader accessibility failures

Johnson v. [Healthcare Provider]

2023

Telehealth platform found inaccessible; settlement included remediation and ongoing monitoring

Davis v. [Restaurant Chain]

2022

Mobile app ordering system required accessibility updates under consent decree

These cases demonstrate the legal standards and expectations for website accessibility in Georgia courts.

How to Protect Your Georgia Business

Take these proactive steps to reduce your risk of ADA website litigation in Georgia:

  • Audit website for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
  • Fix critical barriers affecting screen reader users
  • Ensure forms and checkout are keyboard accessible
  • Test mobile experience with assistive technologies
  • Publish accessibility statement and feedback mechanism
  • Implement accessibility into design and development process

Georgia ADA Website Compliance Checklist

Ensure your website meets these essential WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirements to minimize ADA lawsuit risk:

  • All images have meaningful alt text
  • Form fields include visible labels
  • Color contrast ratios meet WCAG standards
  • Site is navigable using only keyboard
  • Focus states are clearly visible
  • Video content includes captions
  • Heading structure is logical
  • Links describe their destination
  • Error messages are accessible
  • Page language is declared

Industry-Specific Guidance

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Understanding WCAG Requirements

Learn about the specific WCAG success criteria that courts reference in ADA cases:

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