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Looking for an ADA attorney near you

If a building, a website, or a service shut you out, you may want to talk to someone who handles ADA cases for a living. This page connects you to attorneys in our network who take on ADA matters. Browse the list below and reach out directly to whoever fits your situation.

This isn't a law firm, and nothing here is legal advice. We're a bridge between people who hit barriers and attorneys who know this area of law well.

How to find an ADA lawyer that fits

Every barrier is different, and so is every attorney's focus. Some work mostly on physical barriers, like steps, parking, or restrooms. Others focus on digital access, like websites and apps that don't work with a screen reader. When you reach out, say plainly what happened and where. That helps an attorney tell you quickly whether it's something they can take on.

It generally helps to have a few basics ready before you call or email:

• Where and when the barrier happened
• What kept you out, as specifically as you can describe it
• Any photos you already have
• Whether anyone else was there or saw it happen

You don't need all of this to reach out. An attorney can tell you what else they need.

Not sure yet if this is an ADA issue

If you're still working out whether what happened is covered by the ADA, the Standards Guide walks through the rules in plain language, organized by topic so you can find the part that matches your situation.

Read the ADA Standards Guide

If you want a straight read on a specific space, like a doorway, ramp, restroom, or parking spot, Spot gives a free screening read from one photo.

What happens when you reach out

Attorneys in our network generally respond to talk through your situation directly. They'll ask what happened and help you understand your options from there. Nobody here can tell you in advance how a case will turn out. What they can do is listen, explain the process, and tell you honestly whether they think they can help.

This directory is informational only. It is not legal advice, and ADA Legal Link is not a law firm.