#ada violations

[fenmere]

When you're riding around on your bariatric mobility scooter in Oregon, you can tell when you cross from Hillsboro into Beaverton, because you go from needing something with better shocks to needing this to get anywhere:

[elderbiche]

@staff

What the fresh hell is this ad?

I don’t ever click on ads but for this I made a special exception.

Ya see, I don’t have the time or the energy to explain why this is fucked on so many levels, but the short of it is that there’s a special place in hell for knowingly spreading inaccurate information as it pertains to ESAs and service dogs.

ESAs HAVE NO PUBLIC ACCESS RIGHTS.

NO RIGHTS to go in ride shares, stores, hotels, or restaurants as clearly stated by the ADA

All of the ads on website are absurd but this type of misinformation hurts disabled people, and makes service dog handlers lives way more fucking difficult than it has to be. Not to mention that Karen bringing her “website CerTiFieD ESA” into public places puts actual service animals in danger too

@staff take this horrendously false information off your website at once

[celestiaquixs]

FORMAL COMPLAINT TO THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION BLOCKED! Celestia Quixs tried to file a complaint against Verizon Wireless and Asurion for multiple issues, including repeated fraud flags damaging her phone number's reputation, unauthorized access by a representative, and retaliatory threats following her Americans with Disabilities Act request due to her terminal illness.This attempt was blocked by the very fraud flags she is trying to report. She seeks closure of her account, investigation of the representative, and protection from further harassment.... https://celestiaquixs.com/formal-complaint-to-the-federal-communications-commission-blocked/

[whitesitesinamerica]

Qualified Immunity Jail Failure in Williamson County

Qualified Immunity Jail Failure in Williamson County Comprehensive Evidentiary and Legal Analysis Williamson County Jail – Georgetown, Texas Prepared by LeRoy Nellis (2019–Present) Qualified immunity jail failure is the central issue examined in this report, which analyzes detention conditions, medical misconduct, and systemic violations within Williamson County Jail. The evidence demonstrates…

Qualified Immunity Jail Failure in Williamson County

[loscerritoscommunitynews]

Asm. Pacheco Backs SB 84 to Stop Lawsuit Abuse Over Technical ADA Violations 

BACKING THE BILL: from (l-r) Sean Wilcock, Imperial Valley Economic Development Corporation, Timesh Patel, local hotelier, Assemblywoman Blanca Pacheco, Linda Colley, Inclusive Quality Maintenance, Maryann Marino, Regional Director, Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse, Eddie Navarrette, Independent Hospitality Coalition and Adam Struck, Civil Justice Association of California. March 24, 2026 By…

Asm. Pacheco Backs SB 84 to Stop Lawsuit Abuse Over Technical ADA Violations 

[rebuiltzine]

The Case That Wouldn’t End

How Reichert v. Hornbeck Reveals Maryland’s Ongoing Failure to Control Its Own Family Court System By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews A Maryland Case That Never Reached Finality Maryland’s judiciary often presents itself as a model of stability, professionalism, and procedural fairness. But beneath that image lies a quieter reality—one that rarely surfaces in official reports, judicial elections,…

The Case That Wouldn’t End

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Baltimore County Lawsuit Alleges Illegal Protective Orders and Years-Long Separation of Father and Son

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews A civil lawsuit filed on December 2, 2025, in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County alleges that a Maryland father has been separated from his son for nearly four years due to the misuse of protective orders, court failures, and third-party enforcement actions. The lawsuit, Reichert v. Hornbeck et al. (C-03-CV-25-005682), was filed by Jeff Reichert, a disabled…

Baltimore County Lawsuit Alleges Illegal Protective Orders and Years-Long Separation of Father and Son

[rebuiltzine]

The Blueprint of Family Court Abuse: Lessons from Reichert v. Hornbeck

By Michael Phillips In a just society, courts are meant to be the safeguard against tyranny—where facts outweigh feelings, and law prevails over politics. But in the family court arena, that ideal has become the exception, not the rule. The case of Reichert v. Hornbeck out of Maryland is more than a personal tragedy for one father—it’s a textbook example of how the family court machine is…

The Blueprint of Family Court Abuse: Lessons from Reichert v. Hornbeck