“People are trying to find a scapegoat, and the scapegoat to them is that the law isn’t clear,” Greco said. A lawsuit brought against Domino 's by a blind man in the California who claims the company's website is inaccessible to partially-sighted people is set to proceed to trial court. A ruling by a court of appeal validating the lawsuit will stand after Domino rejected a petition by the Supreme Court 's to review the decision. The plaintiff, Guillermo Robles , argues the pizza chain's website violates the 2016 Americans with Disabilities Act , which mandates that the company provide auxiliary aids and services designed to make visual materials available to blind people.
A lawsuit brought against Domino 's by a blind man in the California who claims the company's website is inaccessible to partially-sighted people is set to proceed to trial court. A ruling by a court of appeal validating the lawsuit will stand after Domino rejected a petition by the Supreme Court 's to review the decision. The plaintiff, Guillermo Robles , argues the pizza chain's website violates the 2016 Americans with Disabilities Act , which mandates that the company provide auxiliary aids and services designed to make visual materials available to blind people.