Preface
Understanding the Americans with Disabilities Act, Fourth Edition
By William D Goren
Understanding the Americans with Disabilities Act, Fourth Edition
By William D Goren
This edition of Understanding the ADA delves deeper into many of the complex topics of disability claims. The updates offer expanded guidance on remedies if the law is violated; advice on when you have a right to sue; the statute of limitations for ADA claims; when a complaint will survive a motion to dismiss; and whether a class-action is a viable thing to pursue. There are new areas of discussion regarding standing, when a complaint is sufficient, statute of limitations, and mixed-motive jury instructions, and additional information on disparate treatment cases, class actions, jury selection, and Batson challenges.
Expanded and new topics include:- ADA as it relates to sports including the Office of Civil Rights guidance on § 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
- Utilizing negligence and negligence per se actions as an alternative to title III claims
- Highly detailed chapter on remedies and procedural issues
- Improved checklists and litigation forms.
Product Details
Authors
Publishers
ABA Book Publishing
ISBN
9781627222747
Page Count
354
Product Code
5150465
Trim Size
6x9 Paperback
Publication Date
10/10/2013 12:00:00 AM
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