Public Accommodations

This case against McIntosh County and the State of Georgia alleges that the denial of basic municipal services to one of the last Gullah-Geechee communities on Sapelo Island, Georgia violates plaintiffs' constitutional rights.

This lawsuit on behalf of a Colorado disability rights organization and four individual members alleges that a major plasma donation center excludes people with a variety of disabilities from its services.

This public accommodations lawsuit alleges that Varsity Tavern, one of the largest bars in Fort Worth, Texas, discriminates based on race in who it allows to enter the bar.

This lawsuit brought by Equal Rights Center alleges that Uber has failed to make its ride-sharing service accessible to wheelchair users in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act and D.C. Human Rights Act. 

A federal appeals court held that a plasma donation center is a public accommodation that must comply with Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

In this race discrimination case against a hotel, the court denied summary judgment and determined that a franchisor may be held liable under a theory of apparent agency in Section 1981 public accommodations cases.