California is a lawsuit hotspot and enforcement trends are shaping expectations for digital accessibility

California is one of the most legally complex and costly states for web accessibility — and you don't need to be based there to be exposed. If your business serves California customers, California law can apply. Most businesses find out they have an accessibility problem from a lawyer, not an audit. That's why attorney Kelley Simoneaux, Esq., and Tanya Singer, accessiBe's Litigation Support Specialist, are sharing their insights on how businesses get ahead of this — not react to it. What we'll cover:

  • Where accessibility risk comes from — and which site issues create the most exposure
  • How demand letters and lawsuits actually unfold
  • What California's legal framework means, even if you're not based there
  • A practical framework for building an accessibility program that holds up over time
Start with clarity, not guesswork.

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