How to Respond to (Or Avoid) a Web Accessibility ADA Demand Letter
Recorded On: 10/24/2022
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Every year, thousands of companies are sued because their website or mobile app is inaccessible to people with disabilities, and thousands more are served web accessibility ADA demand letters. In this session, you will learn the best response strategy if your company has been sued or served a demand letter and how to ensure accessibility and compliance for the long term. Discover how to evaluate the credibility of your demand letter, best practices for how to respond, and must-have policies and procedures that will reduce your future legal risk.
Tom Babinszki
VP Accessibility
eSSENTIAL Accessibility
Jamie Hurewitz
Head of Legal
TalentNeuron
Jamie is the head of legal at TalentNeuron, a leading provider of talent intelligence and analytics. She has more more than 17 years of experience in the tech sector, where she has advised start-ups and mature organizations on various legal, risk, compliance and business matters. She holds multiple credentials, including a JD, MBA, and executive LLM in securities and financial regulations. She is licensed to practice law in Minnesota and Illinois.
As a legal leader, Jamie has built and led high-performing teams, guided companies through mergers and acquisitions, ensured compliance with regulations and standards, and communicated effectively with executives and stakeholders. As a business strategist, she has helped companies achieve their goals, align their vision and values, and leverage their competitive advantages. Jamie is passionate about remote work and its benefits, and is a strong advocate for the remote-first culture. She is also an active investor, advisor, and mentor in the tech sector, supporting innovative companies and entrepreneurs.
Ian Lowe
CMO
eSSENTIAL Accessibility
Michelle Zmugg
General Counsel
SpotOn Transact, LLC
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