ADA 30 Days to Comply Act

This bill changes the Americans with Disabilities Act rules for lawsuits about physical barriers that block access to existing businesses and other public places. Before suing, a person would have to give the owner or operator a written notice that identifies the barrier and describes how they were denied access, including the property address. The owner or operator would then have 30 days to give a written plan for removing the barrier. If they give a plan, they would have another 30 days to remove the barrier, or to make substantial progress if delays are beyond their control, before a lawsuit could be filed.

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Sponsors

• Michael Lawler Republican sponsor
• 3 cosponsors