You read the fine print. Your website should pass it too
Law offices are ADA public accommodations; ComplyMo holds chat and pixels until visitors agree and ranks your accessibility fixes.
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Federal website accessibility suits in 2025, up 27% in a year
Source: Seyfarth Shaw, ADA Title III (Mar 2026) (opens in a new tab)Of businesses sued over their sites in 2025 had under $25M in revenue
Source: UsableNet 2025 year-end report (opens in a new tab)Per violation under California's wiretap law
Source: Baker Donelson on SB 690 (Oct 2, 2026) (opens in a new tab)Where you're exposed, and what ComplyMo does
Practice-area pages
A pixel on a bankruptcy or divorce page tells a platform what the visitor needs.
Trackers wait for consent, by region, and Global Privacy Control is honored.
Live chat and intake
Chat widgets and form tracking are the core of wiretap claims that survive SB 690.
Chat scripts wait for consent, and every choice is logged.
Consultation forms
Fields without labels are among the barriers the Justice Department's guidance names.
Audits flag each unlabeled field with the WCAG rule it breaks.
What ComplyMo does, and what it doesn't
ComplyMo does
- Holds chat and pixels until a visitor agrees
- Keeps a dated consent record you can export
- Ranks the WCAG 2.2 issues a scan can find
ComplyMo doesn't
- It doesn't review ethics or bar advertising rules
- It doesn't fix your code for you
- The menu helps visitors; it isn't conformance on its own
What changed lately
Frequently asked questions
Is a law firm website covered by the ADA?
The ADA lists the office of a lawyer as a public accommodation, and courts, at least in the Ninth Circuit, apply it to websites tied to an office.
How likely is a suit against a small firm?
About 64% of businesses sued over their websites in 2025 had under $25 million in revenue. No published count isolates law firms.
Can we use pixels on practice-area pages and intake forms?
Wiretap claims under California Penal Code 631 still pay $5,000 per violation after SB 690. Keep pixels behind consent, and off intake pages entirely.
Do accessibility overlays protect us?
No. About 1,400 businesses with a widget installed were sued in 2025. ComplyMo's menu helps visitors; the audit is the work.
Make your firm's site pass its own review
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