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Notice to Potential Class Members: Elecom Website Accessibility

Disclaimer: DREDF is not involved in this case. We share this notice for informational purposes only, as it may impact disabled people in some jurisdictions.

A proposed settlement has been reached that would resolve the class action lawsuit Douglass v. Elecom USA, Inc., Case No. 2:25-cv-01788 (W.D. Pa.). The lawsuit alleges that Elecom violated the Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C. §§ 12101, et seq., by failing to take the necessary steps to ensure its website and mobile apps do not discriminate against individuals who are Blind and/or who have a Visual Disability. Under the settlement, Elecom agrees to make its website, mobile apps, and any new website or mobile app it develops or acquires accessible to individuals who are Blind and/or who have a Visual Disability.

For a more complete summary of the terms of the proposed settlement, please visit https://www.ElecomADAsettlement.com. Have questions? Contact East End Trial Group at https://eastendtrialgroup.com.

 

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