Vol. 52, Issue 3, 2000July 01, 2000 EDT
“Oh, Say, Can I See–And Who Do I Sue if I Can’t?”: Wheelchair Users, Sightlines Over Standing Spectators, and Architect Liability Under the Americans witn Disabilities Act
“Oh, Say, Can I See–And Who Do I Sue if I Can’t?”: Wheelchair Users, Sightlines Over Standing Spectators, and Architect Liability Under the Americans witn Disabilities Act
Adam A. Milani,
Articles in Vol. 52, Issue 3, 2000
Vol. 52, Issue 3, 2000
- "Oh, Say, Can I See--And Who Do I Sue if I Can't?": Wheelchair Users, Sightlines Over Standing Spectators, and Architect Liability Under the Americans witn Disabilities ActAdam A. Milani
- The Application of Product Liability Principles to Publishers of Violent or Sexually Explicit MaterialsRichard C. Ausness
- Tobacco Litigation: United States versus Big Tobacco--An Unfiltered Attack on the IndustrySandra L. Gravanti
- The Castle Doctrine: Extension of the Rule to Co-OccupantsChristy S. Etheredge
- Disavowing the Warrant Presumption: Have the Exceptions Finally Swallowed the Rule?Lawrence A. Dany
Adam A. Milani, “Oh, Say, Can I See–And Who Do I Sue If I Can’t?”: Wheelchair Users, Sightlines Over Standing Spectators, and Architect Liability Under the Americans Witn Disabilities Act, 52 Fla. L. Rev. 523 (2000).