Accessibility and privacy enforcement deserve serious attention. Claims may arise from website barriers, tracking technologies, disclosures, or consent behavior. Specific obligations depend on the business and applicable law.
In Robles v. Domino’s Pizza, LLC (9th Cir. 2019), the appeals court allowed an ADA accessibility claim involving a website and mobile app to proceed. This decision did not establish that every website automatically violates the ADA.
In 2022, California announced a $1.2 million settlement with Sephora concerning consumer privacy obligations, including sale/sharing disclosures and opt-out mechanisms. This was an enforcement settlement, not a finding that all cookies are unlawful.
Inventory technologies, test consent and accessibility, document issues, remediate, and monitor. A technical audit is not legal advice or certification.
Case descriptions are educational examples of legal exposure, not claims that these organizations are clients of Media Direct Marketing. Consult qualified counsel for legal advice.