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Equal Access – Including Persons of Disabilities under the ADA


California Real Property Journal - Volume 39, Issue 4
Credit(s): 1 Self-Study Credit
Course Number: RP_Vol39_No4_2021
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    Jay was standing on the corner outside of his apartment and was checking his phone constantly because he was due in court and had ordered a Lyft ride thirty minutes earlier. The ride should have picked him up fifteen minutes ago. Little did Jay know that the Lyft driver drove up to the curb, saw his guide dog, and immediately left not wanting the dog in the car, leaving Jay without a ride. Trudy’s family was going to dinner to celebrate her grandmother’s birthday. The restaurant was highly regarded for its food and views, so she was looking forward to the occasion. Years earlier Trudy had been in a car accident that left her partially paralyzed and so she used a motorized wheelchair to get around. When Trudy and her family got to the restaurant, she faced a set of stairs with no ramp or elevator. Long story short, Trudy’s family could not enjoy their planned dinner because there were no options for getting Trudy to the reserved table. It was either dine without Trudy or go someplace else. These are but some of the many discrimination experiences of people with disabilities that occur every day.
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