A bill for an act relating to abusive litigation alleging internet site accessibility violations, and including applicability provisions.(See SF 2380.)

This bill aims to address issues related to lawsuits that claim websites are not accessible to people with disabilities. It seeks to prevent what is considered abusive litigation, where individuals or groups file excessive or frivolous lawsuits regarding internet accessibility violations. The bill includes provisions that outline how these cases will be handled.

Supporters of this bill argue that it protects businesses from being overwhelmed by frivolous lawsuits that can arise from accessibility claims. They believe it encourages a more constructive approach to improving internet accessibility without the fear of excessive legal action, ultimately benefiting both businesses and individuals seeking access.

Critics of the bill contend that it undermines the rights of individuals with disabilities by making it harder for them to seek justice for legitimate accessibility violations. They argue that it could lead to less accountability for businesses to improve their websites, potentially leaving many people with disabilities without the access they need.