Title: Prohibits Construction-Related Accessibility Claims for Statutory Damages Against a Defendant with 50 or Fewer Employees Unless the Defendant has Been Served with a Letter Specifying the Violation and the Violations Have Not Been Corrected Within 120 Days
Vote to pass a bill that prohibits initiating legal proceedings for a construction related accessibility claim for statutory damages against a defendant who employs 50 or fewer people unless the defendant has been served a letter specifying each violation and the violations have not been corrected within 120 days.
Prohibits construction-related accessibility claims for statutory damages against a defendant in California unless the defendant has been notified in writing of alleged violations and has not taken corrective action within 120 days (Sec. 1).
Specifies that defendants shall not be liable for plaintiffs’ legal fees or other costs should corrective action be taken within 120 days (Sec. 1).
Specifies that plaintiffs may not circumvent the aforementioned provisions by claiming that they are seeking general discrimination damages based on a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Sec. 1).
Specifies that the aforementioned provisions shall only apply to defendants who employ 50 or fewer employees (Sec. 1).
Title: Prohibits Construction-Related Accessibility Claims for Statutory Damages Against a Defendant with 50 or Fewer Employees Unless the Defendant has Been Served with a Letter Specifying the Violation and the Violations Have Not Been Corrected Within 120 Days