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Lawsuits and compliance

By EcomBack’s count, 44% of the US ADA website lawsuits filed in the first quarter of 2026 named a Shopify store, and the European Accessibility Act has applied to many online stores selling to EU consumers since 28 June 2025. These articles explain the cases, the deadlines and the records a merchant can keep, with their sources.

None of it is legal advice. An automated scan can show what it found and what changed, with dates; a person still needs to test with a keyboard and a screen reader, and qualified counsel handles any claim.

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ADA Website Accessibility Risk for Ecommerce: A Practical Shopify GuideInaccessible storefronts can prevent disabled customers from shopping and can create legal risk. Learn what the DOJ actually says, what automated scans can prove, and how to run a defensible accessibility program.Read the guide

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ComplianceMay 2026

DOJ and H&R Block (2014): What the Consent Decree Required

The 2014 H&R Block consent decree required case-specific WCAG 2.0 AA, audit, training, reporting, damages, and civil-penalty terms. This guide explains those terms without treating one settlement as a binding rule or cost model for every merchant.

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ComplianceMay 2026

Gil v Winn-Dixie: The 2021 Panel Opinion Was Vacated as Moot

An Eleventh Circuit panel issued a website-accessibility opinion in April 2021, then granted rehearing, vacated that opinion and the underlying judgment, and dismissed the appeal as moot in December 2021. The vacated panel opinion is not binding precedent.

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ComplianceMay 2026

Robles v Domino's Pizza: What the Ninth Circuit Actually Decided

In 2019 the Ninth Circuit held that ADA Title III applied to Domino's website and app because they connected customers to its physical restaurants. This guide separates that narrow holding from broader claims the court did not decide.

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