Plaintiff Dismisses Inaccessible-Website Suit vs. Conde Nast
Lawyers for plaintiff Ramon Fontanez filed notice Tuesday (docket 1:22-cv-05712) in the U.S. District Court for Southern New York that his inaccessible website class action against Conde Nast Entertainment was voluntarily dismissed with prejudice. Fontanez, who is legally blind, sued…
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Conde Nast July 5 under the Americans With Disabilities Act, alleging the publisher’s ArchitecturalDigest.com website contained multiple barriers that prevented his screen-reading software from working properly.