Michigan HB5075 amends the Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act to require presuit notice for accessibility law violations.

Michigan HB5075 amends the Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act by requiring individuals alleging violations of accessibility laws to notify the responsible party before filing a civil action. The notice must detail the alleged violations and provide a 15-business-day response period. The responsible party can either commit to making improvements within 120 days, challenge the validity of the alleged violation, or state that the violations have been corrected. Failure to respond within the 15-business-day period allows the individual to file a lawsuit immediately.

Michigan HB5075 amends the Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act to require presuit notice for accessibility law violations.

Michigan HB5075 amends the Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act by requiring individuals alleging violations of accessibility laws to notify the responsible party before filing a civil action. The notice must detail the alleged violations and provide a 15-business-day response period. The responsible party can either commit to making improvements within 120 days, challenge the validity of the alleged violation, or state that the violations have been corrected. Failure to respond within the 15-business-day period allows the individual to file a lawsuit immediately.