Litigation
May 21, 2007
Disability Case Draws Praise of Advocates
RIVERSIDE - Disability-rights advocates said Friday that a Riverside man's $221,000 court judgment for complaints he made about inadequate wheelchair ramps in the city appears to be the nation's largest monetary judgment to date for a single plaintiff in a disability-access case.
By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE - Disability-rights advocates said Friday that a Riverside man's $221,000 court judgment for complaints he made about inadequate wheelchair ramps in the city appears to be the nation's largest monetary judgment to date for a single plaintiff in a disability-access case.
U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson on Tuesday awarded Joh...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
RIVERSIDE - Disability-rights advocates said Friday that a Riverside man's $221,000 court judgment for complaints he made about inadequate wheelchair ramps in the city appears to be the nation's largest monetary judgment to date for a single plaintiff in a disability-access case.
U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson on Tuesday awarded Joh...
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