Karl Groves

A new ADA “notice and cure” bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives, and while the stated motivation is to curb abusive litigation, the mechanism it uses is fundamentally hostile to the purpose of civil rights law.

If you’ve been involved in digital accessibility at all for the last few years, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the very frequent ADA lawsuits filed every day.

Some recent discussions in the Accessibility Slack, as well as with some customers, inspired me to do some research on what you should spend on digital accessibility.

In May 2025, a landmark piece of legislation was introduced in the U.S.

Many organizations operating in Europe assume that the European Accessibility Act (Directive (EU) 2019/882) applies only to consumer-facing software.

Recently, the City Journal published a critique of ADA-based lawsuits targeting inaccessible websites that paints a picture of legal chaos and unfair burdens on businesses.

When I was a kid, my mom bought a 1979 Camaro Berlinetta.

Depending on whether your company is product-led, sales-oriented, or hybrid, you need a way to determine if your sales and marketing team are performing, with an eye towards using that data to improve.

Recently a friend shared with me a “Custom GPT” called “Accessibility Copilot”.

As I established in my prior post, "Understanding the cost of not being accessible", repairing accessibility issues is costly.