Missouri SB1272 establishes provisions to address litigation alleging disability access violations on websites.
Missouri SB1272, known as the "Act Against Abusive and Predatory Website Access Litigation," aims to prevent litigation that primarily seeks payment from defendants due to the costs of defending against website access violation claims. The bill allows the trier of fact to consider various factors, such as the number of similar actions filed by the same plaintiff, the defendant's resources, and the reasonableness of settlement offers, to determine if the litigation is abusive.
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