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9-1-1 Providers Sued for Denying Access to Deaf Citizens

9-1-1 Providers Sued for Denying Access to Deaf Citizens

by J.J. Rico, Chief Executive Officer | Mar 1, 2016 | ADA, Press Releases

Update – February 14, 2017: There is a new press release with an update on this case regarding a federal court in Arizona’s ruling that the lawsuit may proceed. Text-to-9-1-1 capability required by law and readily available to rectify the life-threatening...
Lawsuit Challenges Discriminatory Charge for Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Service

Lawsuit Challenges Discriminatory Charge for Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Service

by J.J. Rico, Chief Executive Officer | Mar 1, 2016 | ADA, Press Releases

Phoenix, AZ — A class action lawsuit filed today in the United States District Court for the District of Arizona alleges that Total Transit Inc. (“TTI”), doing business as Discount Cab, violates federal and state law bycharging wheelchair users a...
ACDL’s 20 Year Anniversary Event

ACDL’s 20 Year Anniversary Event

by J.J. Rico, Chief Executive Officer | Nov 3, 2015 | ACDL News

On May 15, 2015, the ACDL celebrated its 20th anniversary. It was an empowering evening! We honored a great individual and a law firm, both of whom exemplify ACDL’s vision for the future and are committed to social justice. ACDL’s Vision Award was bestowed upon Judge...
ACDL – 20 Years of Advancing the Disability Rights Movement

ACDL – 20 Years of Advancing the Disability Rights Movement

by J.J. Rico, Chief Executive Officer | Nov 3, 2015 | ACDL News

In 1995, the ACDL became its own stand alone non-profit public interest law firm assisting Arizonans with disabilities in asserting their legal and civil rights. We were formerly one organization, the Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest. For 20 years, the...
ACDL Hires New Litigation Director

ACDL Hires New Litigation Director

by J.J. Rico, Chief Executive Officer | Nov 2, 2015 | ACDL News

The Arizona Center for Disability Law (ACDL) is proud to announce the hiring of Rose Daly-Rooney as its new litigation director. Rose is the former Tucson Unit Chief for the Civil Rights Division of the Office of the Arizona Attorney General. Since January 2006, she...

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