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TAKE ACTION: Stop Shakedown Lawsuits

TAKE ACTION: Stop Shakedown Lawsuits

March 17, 2026

Shakedown lawsuits have the small business community afraid that they are next on the list

Missouri small business owners are being blind sighted by unwarranted ADA lawsuits. Trial attorneys have been sending threatening letters to small businesses that have websites that are ADA noncompliant.

While there are no clear ADA compliance guidelines for websites, these attorneys are demanding settlements of up to $15,000. These shakedown lawsuits have the small business community afraid that they are next on the list.

NFIB is championing SB 907 in the Missouri General Assembly, which would allow businesses an opportunity to resolve the issue before the trial attorneys force a settlement. 

Small businesses have enough on their plates without having to be worried about forking out money for a baseless lawsuit. Missouri needs to enforce penalties on these “money-grabbing schemes.”

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