L’Oreal Settles Lawsuit Over Website Accessibility To Blind And Visually Impaired
Executive Summary
Revlon settled similar litigation previously, while Bumble & Bumble was hit with a putative class action on 10 November in New York federal court alleging the blind and visually impaired are being denied equal access to its website due to design shortcomings.
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