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Originally Posted by looneycat
no, the right place to start would be to write or tell them in person that they are in violation of the ADA and you intend to seek legal recourse unless they comply immediately.
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If you want to involve lawyers, that is the best way. To do things in writing. The public relations angle especially with many people in this community who do have problems hearing may be an easier route. I usually find dealing with lawyers expensive and stressful. And they will have their lawyers as well who will be very reluctant to find any fault coming from their clients the Barnstorm Management and the Villages Operating Company. I have also found that lawyers may not want to take a case unless they see that there is money to be made from it. Maybe things have changed though from when I was looking for a lawyer in 2002 here in Florida.