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Chicago Curb Ramp Accessibility Class Action
City of Chicago · Curb ramps and accessible pedestrian infrastructure · Settlement Reached
About this case
A federal class action alleged that Chicago failed to build required curb ramps, limiting accessibility for people with disabilities. The city settled the case in 2007 by pledging to spend $50 million on curb ramps and related accessibility improvements.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- City of Chicago
- Product or service
- Curb ramps and accessible pedestrian infrastructure
- Case status
- Settlement Reached
- Lawsuit type
- Other
- Reported harm
- Discrimination
Participation information
No active participation options are currently listed.
Sources
- Chicago Accessibility Class-Action Lawsuits
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