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Mundy, who lives in California, notes every time a restaurant or business in the state doesn't have wheelchair-friendly tables, bathrooms or other features required by the Americans with Disabilities Act, CNN reports. He documents these violations -- however small -- and sues. Usually, the businesses pay Mundy a settlement of a few thousand dollars to avoid trial.
>Pretty poopy, but he is within his right to do so if they are not complying.<
He is a lazy turd playing the system.
There was a guy in FL doing the same thing. He was measuring handicapped spaces and suing if they were even an inch too small.
He and all the other lazy losers in this country need to be put in a Mad Max Thunderdome style cage. Make it a pay per view event. We will just shoot the last one standing.
>Pretty poopy, but he is within his right to do so if they are not complying.<
He is a lazy turd playing the system.
There was a guy in FL doing the same thing. He was measuring handicapped spaces and suing if they were even an inch too small.
He and all the other lazy losers in this country need to be put in a Mad Max Thunderdome style cage. Make it a pay per view event. We will just shoot the last one standing.
So you are advocating allowing businesses to break the law?
If those restaurants and businesses still arent compliant with the Disabilities Act after all these years, I dont blame him for taking advantage of this creative, if hostile, opportunity to make an honest buck. What he does is advocacy since because of him they'll have the correct tables in place for the next disabled person. Settling out of court is not extortion. The second question is badly phrased too. They can fix the violations anytime they want, but the wheelchair-accessible tables and so on were supposed to be in place when they were needed.
If those restaurants and businesses still arent compliant with the Disabilities Act after all these years, I dont blame him for taking advantage of this creative, if hostile, opportunity to make an honest buck. What he does is advocacy since because of him they'll have the correct tables in place for the next disabled person. Settling out of court is not extortion. The second question is badly phrased too. They can fix the violations anytime they want, but the wheelchair-accessible tables and so on were supposed to be in place when they were needed.
I would have expected nothing less from you. This says as much about you as it does about him.
What a vile piece of trash. I bet he would sue the California Dept. of Corrections for not having a wheelchair ramp to the gas chamber.
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