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Over 15,000 ADA lawsuits since 2022 allege websites exclude visually impaired users, mostly over missing image descriptions and poor design.
Over 15,000 lawsuits have been filed since 2022 alleging that U.S. businesses violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by making their websites inaccessible to visually impaired users, primarily due to missing image descriptions, poor navigation, and non-keyboard-friendly designs.
Nearly 90% of the 4,000 cases filed in 2025 came from just 16 law firms, raising concerns about profit-driven litigation.
Small business owners report being overwhelmed by legal costs, settling for tens of thousands of dollars—even after making compliance efforts—while critics argue the lack of clear federal standards for digital accessibility enables repeated lawsuits.
Some attorneys defend the suits as necessary enforcement, while others warn the system risks exploitation, with no cases going to trial and settlements often replacing meaningful change.
Más de 15,000 demandas de la ADA desde 2022 alegan que los sitios web excluyen a los usuarios con discapacidad visual, principalmente por falta de descripciones de imágenes y un diseño deficiente.