What a Plaintiff’s Attorney Sees on Your Website
The specific things that turn a public website into a federal lawsuit — and how to know if yours has them.
Video Training: What a Plaintiff’s Attorney Sees on Your Website
A plain-language briefing for the people responsible for a city, county, or special district.
The video training walks through how website accessibility lawsuits against local governments actually begin, what they have cost, and the warning signs that make an organization a target, using real cases drawn from the public record.
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Who this is for:
City and county managers, administrators, elected officials, clerks, and the communications and IT staff responsible for public websites.

What a Plaintiff’s Attorney Sees on Your Website
Video Training presented by Nate Stockard, President, Blue Atlas Marketing. The briefing draws on public U.S. Department of Justice findings and settlements involving government websites.
Format: recorded video, about 25 minutes. Access: immediate, on this page, after you enter your details. Watch now or any time.
See What Your Website Looks Like Through a Plaintiff’s Lens
The fastest way to understand your exposure is to evaluate your website against the same accessibility standards referenced in complaints and settlements. Start with a review and get a clear picture of where you stand today.
