ADA Compliance Resources
Expert guides, tools, and insights to help California property owners manage ADA compliance with confidence.
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ADA Parking Requirements in California: CBC 11B Code & Legal Risk
California parking lots must meet both ADA and CBC 11B. Learn the key differences, top violations, lawsuit costs, and how CASp inspections cut liability.
ADA Compliance for California Restaurants: Code & Legal Risk
California restaurants face stricter standards than federal ADA. Learn CBC 11B requirements, litigation risk, and how CASp inspections protect your business.
CASp Inspection Cost: What California Property Owners Need to Know
Understand what factors drive CASp inspection pricing in California, what's included in the report, and why the investment protects your property from costly ADA lawsuits.
Title 24 vs ADA: Key Differences California Owners Must Know
Title 24 and ADA are separate codes with different requirements. Learn where they overlap, where California is stricter, and how a CASp dual-code inspection protects you.
ADA Demand Letter: What to Do When You Get Sued in California
Step-by-step response guide for California business owners who received an ADA demand letter. How to activate Qualified Defendant status, reduce damages by 75%, and protect your business.
The Grandfather Myth: Why Pre-1990 Buildings Are Not Exempt from ADA Compliance
There is no grandfather clause for ADA. Learn why pre-1990 buildings in California face the highest ADA lawsuit risk and how a CASp inspection protects you.
Qualified Defendant Status in California: How a CASp Inspection Protects Your Property
Qualified Defendant status under California Civil Code §55.52 reduces your ADA statutory damages by 75%, grants a 90-day litigation stay, and triggers an early evaluation conference. Learn how a CASp inspection activates these protections before you are sued.
Why CASp California
Your inspector built Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center as Assistant Superintendent at Tutor Perini, one of America’s largest construction firms. He holds an MS in Structural Engineering and CASp License #991. He doesn’t just find violations — he provides contractor-ready scope of work because he understands how buildings are actually built.
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