“The law has been pretty clear.” A lawsuit brought against Domino's by a blind man in the US who claims the company's website is inaccessible to partially-sighted people is set to proceed to trial court. The case was filed on behalf of Michael DeAngelo and his wife Jennifer after they were unable to access their online order history from the Domino’s website. The plaintiff, Guillermo Robles, argues the pizza chain's website violates the 1990 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 US who claims the company's website is inaccessible to partially-sighted people is set to proceed to trial court. The case was filed on behalf of Michael DeAngelo and his wife Jennifer after they were unable to access their online order history from the Domino’s website. The plaintiff, Guillermo Robles, argues the pizza chain's website violates the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act, which mandates that the company provide auxiliary aids and services designed to make visual materials available to blind people.