Attorney David Ferleger is planning to appeal the Eleventh Circuit ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court due to a conflicting ruling with a separate federal appellate court.
April 08, 2021 at 03:56 PM
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled that websites are not places of public accommodation under the American with Disabilities Act.
But Carol Lumpkin and Shawn Hogue, a partner and counsel at K&L Gates in Miami, said lawyers are trying to make sense of this ruling and the case is really about the proper role of the court.
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(l-r) Carol Lumpkin and Shawn Hogue, a partner and counsel at K&L Gates in Miami, who are not involved in the litigation, Susan V. Warner, partner at FisherBroyles in Miami who represented Winn-Dixie, and David Ferleger, a partner at David Ferleger Law Office in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. (Courtesy photos)
