Rosales also threatened the clinic with snitching on them to Medicaid, Medicare, and the Children's Health Insurance Partnership, with whom the clinic had agreed to comply with the website requirements.
Along with his demand letter for $2,000, Rosales also lists the parts of the website that he alleged "failed" to meet the standards in the guidelines. This is creative, to say the least, but then again some lawyers (and former lawyers) have found novel ways to milk the legal cash cow time and time again. How about local guys with websites, will they come under legal scrutiny of litigants as well?)
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This guy has been sanctioned for this type of stuff before.
http://kxan.com/2016/12/07/austin-ada-attorney-omar-w-rosales-slammed-with-sanctions-in-federal-court/
wightman works like a mental sloth. slow? SLOW!!!
The Blimp is on the warpath, Juan. Watch out. He's about to go crazy! LOL
Shameless,I see it in the immigration practice as well taking immigrants money and leaving them to dry. They have the license to steal.
Juan, Blimp is saying you stole this story from his blog! Que le pasa a ese pirujo
The bloggers are protected because Wightman runs a disabled blog. LOL
You ruined Blimp's Christmas, bro! Thank you!!!
Anonymous at 8:42... go back and read what he posted before you go off on your juvenile tattle telling .
I'm so sick of crippled people I can't see straight! Used to be they'd endure their condition with quiet dignity, earning the respect and compassion of those they encountered. Now the freaks do nothing but bitch and moan and cram their misery down everybody elses throat. Fuck 'em. The only good thing about the Americans with disabilities Act is that it's funny to watch 'em struggle while they try to perform a task
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