Limited Legal Resources
Most small businesses do not have an attorney ready to respond immediately.
Under the Americans with Disabilties Act, websites are legally required to be accessible to people with disabilities.
96%
Business websites report accessibility errors
1 in 4
Adults in the United States live with a disability.
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Law firms often target small businesses because they are more likely to settle than pay for attorneys and developers.
Most small businesses do not have an attorney ready to respond immediately.
Accessibility issues cannot always be addressed without outside expertise.
Rising legal and technical costs can make settlement the easier option.
Digital Accessibility Protection is our proprietary system designed to help de-escalate accessibility claims quickly by providing the legal and technical support needed to respond effectively.
Digital Accessibility Protection is the best defense. Every membership includes it, giving you instant access to world-class attorneys and developers when it matters most.
Included with every membership
Our proprietary strategy designed to de-escalate accessibility claims.
Attorney Network
Access to experienced legal professionals.
Developer Remediation
Technical fixes for cited accessibility issues.
Public member listing that helps deter predatory firms.
Tools, guidance, and education to improve accessibility.
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Yes. Small businesses are the primary target because they lack legal and technical teams to respond to inaccessibility claims.
As a result, many owners choose to resolve issues through settlements rather than incur the cost of legal defense and developer support.
Not necessarily. Websites are constantly changing due to updates, new content, plugins, and redesigns.
These changes can unintentionally introduce new accessibility issues over time, even after initial fixes are made.
In most cases, no.
Standard business insurance policies typically do not include coverage for website accessibility claims or demand letters, leaving many businesses responsible for these costs directly.
Digital Accessibility Protection is our proprietary strategy designed to help de-escalate accessibility claims efficiently and effectively.
It is the foundation of a DAPEN Membership and provides a structured approach to responding to website accessibility claims and protecting businesses from related risk.
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