Tag Archives: accessibility

We compile some highlights from Law Practice Today's "Women in Law" issue for your review!

Join us in reviewing some of Law Technology Today's top posts about digital and web accessibility!

One of the absolute hottest areas of ADA litigation is Internet accessibility for persons with disabilities.

Web and computer accessibility refers to the practice of removing barriers that prevent interaction with, or access to websites and computer systems by people with disabilities.

Here are five things every law firm needs to know about digital accessibility.

Digital signatures are a prime example of how disability access remains a challenge.

Why people, and access, are the biggest security threat.

Access to justice software A2J Author® gets an upgrade to better serve a wider audience.

The American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Section provides a monthly webzine, Law Practice Today, covering the latest topics in law practice management. July’s edition focuses on disabilities and diversity in the legal field, discussing topics such as accessibility, etiquette, and effective communication. This is a special issue with many of the articles authored by fellow members of the Commission on Disability Rights. Here …

Whether you have difficulty hearing, work in a particularly noisy office, or simply have a habit of forgetting to turn your ringer back on after meetings, it can be be helpful to have your smartphone provide a clear visual cue that you have an incoming call or alert.  For those with iPhones, one easy solution is to set the device’s …