ADA Title II Deadlines and Legal Risks: Leadership Steps for 2026

Date and Time:
September 24 | 12 pm EDT

Duration:
60 minutes, including a live Q&A session.

The deadline for compliance with federal website accessibility regulations applicable to state and local governments is quickly approaching: April 24, 2026 for entities with a population of 50,000 or more.

Gain legal insights and practical strategies to help your agency address these requirements, avoid costly pitfalls, and involve and engage the necessary stakeholders to achieve compliance by the deadline.

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Why Attend

Our experts will address such timely and pragmatic topics such as:

How to achieve conformance with the accessibility standard set forth in the new regulations, i.e., the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”), Version 2.1, Levels A and AA;

Exceptions for WCAG conformance in the regulations (e.g., archived content and preexisting conventional electronic documents, and certain third-party content);

Policies, procedures and protocols addressing digital accessibility;

Auditing/user testing techniques, strategies and pragmatic considerations;

Employee/stakeholder training; and

Agency enforcement landscape and recent developments

Your Panelists

John Egan

Partner at Seyfarth

John is a subject matter expert in ADA Title III, and digital accessibility in particular. He partners with clients, not only to defend them against digital accessibility class and single-plaintiff litigation in courts nationwide and before agencies such as the United States Department of Justice, but also to develop robust digital accessibility compliance programs. Read John's complete bio on the Seyfarth website.

Brooke Porter

Business Development at UsableNet

With over a decade of experience in digital accessibility, Brooke Porter helps public agencies and organizations implement strategies that meet DOJ compliance expectations, reduce legal risk, and ensure inclusive, user-friendly digital experiences.