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A plan to give California business owners more leeway to comply with accessibility requirements for disabled patrons before being sued blew up in the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday, leaving the bill's author, Sen. Charles "Chuck" Poochigian, disappointed and fuming. Poochigian and business interests, including the California Chamber of Commerce, had expressed concerns that unscrupulous litigants and their attorneys were using accessibility laws to "shake down" small businesses.
May 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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