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Most California senators supported this ADA lawsuit bill. It died anyway

by Kate Wolffe, CalMatters July 9, 2026

Sen. Roger Niello’s proposal to give businesses more time to fix ADA violations before facing lawsuits won overwhelming Senate support. But it died without an Assembly hearing after judiciary chair Ash Kalra rejected the bill in favor of a competing approach.


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