Get assistance documenting, reporting, and negotiating ADA accessibility violations—designed for people with substantial mobility impairments.
Past claims have resulted in settlements averaging around $10,000!**
Are you eligible?
If your ability to walk or stand is substantially limited due to a mobility impairment, you may be eligible to receive compensation when a business fails to provide the accessibility features required by the Americans with Disabilities Act, including handicapped restrooms, parking, or entrances.
Hundreds of claims have already been successfully resolved—and there’s no limit to the number of claims you can submit!
Every U.S. business is required to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The ADA protects people with mobility impairments that substantially limit walking, standing, or other major life activities. This includes impairments that may or may not be obvious.
All businesses and events open to the public must comply with the ADA. There is no “grandfather clause” and no exemption for older buildings.
Submitting a claim may require verification of your impairment. Only legitimate claims from those with substantial mobility limitations are eligible for assistance.
We will send everything you need to submit your first claim!
How It Works
Equal Access Partners will guide you through the claim process from start to finish in a few simple steps:
Join A4EA for Free – Membership in the Association for Equal Access is required to submit claims and provides access to support.
Document the Barrier – Take photos and summarize your experiences.
Submit Your Claim – Send your documentation to Equal Access Partners. If your claim qualifies, we will prepare a standardized claim file and draft a detailed report linking the barriers you encountered to the relevant ADA code requirements.
Attorney Negotiation – Your file is forwarded to a prequalified attorney who negotiates with the business on your behalf.
Barrier Remediation and Compensation – Businesses are usually persuaded to remediate barriers and pay financial restitution.**
Your first claim is processed for free, with no upfront costs. Attorney fees are only applied if your claim results in a settlement, which can take as little as four weeks.
Once you join the A4EA, you will receive:
Sample photos of actual ADA violations—including restrooms, parking spaces, and entrances—along with clear explanations of why each barrier violates the ADA, so you know what to look for.
Ongoing support in identifying barriers to access and violations of the ADA Standards for Accessible Design.
A detailed report identifying ADA violations to support your claim.
Guidance on the attorney’s role in negotiating your claim.
A standardized claim form to document and submit your subsequent experiences.
When you are ready to submit your second claim, simply purchase a subscription for $29 per month.
A subscription allows you to submit claims regularly, even while your other claims are still pending, so you can maximize both accessibility improvements and potential compensation.
There is no limit to the number of claims you may submit!
Beginning with your second claim, a small portion of all monetary settlements is deducted to cover our processing and reporting services.
There are no upfront costs beyond the monthly subscription, and you can cancel your subscription at any time.
Remember, the first claim is absolutely free for you—no upfront costs, no membership fees, no processing fees. Attorney fees are only deducted if you receive a settlement.
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**In past ADA Title III barrier‑access cases, many claimants have received settlements in the low‑to‑mid five‑figure range, based on publicly reported and historical data. Settlement amounts and other outcomes vary depending on the nature of the violation and are not guaranteed.