Bill Nessel
Bill Nessel has just added “Access Hero” to his long resume of accomplishments by refusing to allow the County of San Bernardino to deny him and other wheelchair users access to the unique Santa Ana River Trail (SART). The SART is a beautiful, paved path that runs over 100 miles from skirt of the Highland mountains of California… Continue Reading..
Rubidoux, an unincorporated community within the County of Riverside, recently renovated its town center by widening the sidewalks and otherwise beautifying the area. By all accounts, it was a great job. One problem, though. After reinstalling the on-street parking, something went missing: the accessible parking.
Rubidoux used to have angled parking stalls along its main street with an accessible space… Continue Reading..
US BANK OPERATES IN VIOLATION OF THE DISABILITY ACCESS LAWS
A client of mine who is reliant on a wheelchair for mobility complained about his local US Bank branch not having a lowered teller window. My client complained to the manager. The branch manager did not offer to move the conversation to a different location, he just looked down on… Continue Reading..
The President of the California State Bar presented Mr. Handy with his award in a ceremony on March 9, 2010, for his work the result in a unanimous decision from the California Supreme Court in Munson v. Del Taco. The Center for Disability Access has long been at the forefront of disability civil rights litigation. Mr. Handy won this distinguished… Continue Reading..