Compliance Radar · Accessibility
Utah and Missouri give businesses a defense against abusive website accessibility suits
Two states now protect businesses from abusive demand letters, if they fix barriers in time.
- Status
- In force
- Takes effect
- Utah: May 6, 2026 (repealed July 1, 2031). Missouri: August 28, 2026.
- Announced
- 2026 (Utah SB 68); Missouri SB 907 passed April 21, 2026, signed May 2026
- Type
- law
What changed
In Utah, a good-faith cure within 30 days of notice, or a cure within 90, presumes a suit abusive. Missouri gives 90 days to fix before a suit. Neither limits federal ADA claims.
Who it affects
Utah businesses, and all Missouri-registered entities, including nonprofits and churches.
What to do
- Log every demand letter's date and respond fast.
- Fix reported issues within 30 days, 90 at most.
- Keep dated audit and fix records.
What ComplyMo already handles
Page audits and daily re-checks: Growth and up. Everything else: every plan, from $19 a month.
Sources
- Utah Legislature: SB 68 (2026) (opens in a new tab)
- Missouri Independent: SB 907 heads to governor (opens in a new tab)
Summary of public sources, not legal advice.