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Should a tiny shop on a hilly San Francisco street be forced to build a costly access ramp for the disabled? Must a rustic winery pave country lanes and a parking lot to welcome visitors in wheelchairs?California, the leader in the U.S. disability rights movement, is grappling with these issues as the disabled test the limits of the law in a growing number court battles.
Reuters has the full story here via CNN.
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"Must a rustic winery pave country lanes and a parking lot to welcome visitors in wheelchairs? ... Facing off against the wineries is George Louie, the controversial head of the Americans with Disabilities Advocates in Oakland, California, who has sued... [Read More]
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