“Tester” Standing in ADA Cases Still Undecided by Supreme Court

As discussed in a previous blog post, the Supreme Court decided to review a case concerning “tester” standing (Acheson Hotels, LLC v. Laufer). This caused significant anticipation among those concerned with the enforcement of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act. However, the October 4th oral arguments raised doubts about whether we would receive […]

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Is Signing a Commercial Lease Electronically Possible?

Is Electronic Signing of Commercial Leases Possible? In today’s commercial lease agreements, it’s quite common to find provisions that permit electronic signatures and the use of platforms like DocuSign. However, it’s essential to note that certain signatures, such as those on a Guaranty, may require notarization. In such cases, the notarized signature is usually provided […]

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Does an ADA Tester have standing to sue?

Understanding ADA Tester Standing in Lawsuits The U.S. Supreme Court recently discussed a case related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It was about whether a person who checks a business’s website for ADA compliance without planning to visit the business (“a tester”) can legally challenge it if it lacks required disability accessibility information. […]

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Risks for Landlords of Cannabis Dispensaries

Understanding Risks for Landlords of Cannabis Dispensaries Landlords in New York City who knowingly rent commercial spaces to illicit marijuana dispensaries may now be subject to fines, with penalties reaching up to $10,000, following the recent approval of legislation by the City Council. The bill, championed by Lynn Schulman (D-Queens), marks a significant shift in […]

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Artificial Intelligence in Retail Stores: A Guide

Artificial Intelligence Transforming Retail Stores In the digital realm, online retailers can gather extensive data on every visitor to their virtual stores through artificial intelligence. In contrast, brick-and-mortar retailers have limited means to discern their customers’ preferences, often resulting in missteps. Let’s examine a prominent illustration of this phenomenon: Retailers frequently employ “buy-one-get-one-free” promotions to […]

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