Main takeaway: Property owners, architects, and CASp inspectors can propose that something is “technically infeasible,” but only the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) – usually your city or county building department / building official – can formally accept that claim for permit and code‑compliance purposes. Courts and the U.S. Department of Justice can still review those decisions under the ADA. 1. What “Technically Infeasible” Actually Means Both the ADA Standards f

How a CASp Inspection Can Save You Thousands in Accessibility Lawsuits What Is a CASp Inspection? A Certified Access Specialist (CASp) is a state-licensed professional who inspects your property for accessibility barriers. After the inspection, you can receive a Disability Access Inspection Certificate (DAIC) . This certificate isn't just paperwork—it's legal protection . The Game-Changer: Qualified Defendant Status When you obtain a CASp inspection before you are served wi

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