NorthPark Mall management has reached a final agreement with the U.S. Justice Department to begin complying with the Americans With Disabilities Act and stop discriminating against disabled drivers.
Check back with this site for further updates. A separate page will provide copies of the original complaint, photographs of NorthPark Security in violation of the ADA, a copy of the waiver they asked me to sign in exchange for $1,000 (which I refused to sign) and all the documents related to my original complaint, my out-of-pocket legal expenses in getting this matter through nearly three years of legal wrangling during which NorthPark denied they were in violation of the ADA and refused to change their practices; thereby having the opportunity to continue to discriminate against the disabled until just the past few days when they agreed to making changes that will bring them into compliance.
NorthPark Mall is all wrapped up in Christmas decorations and making the most of the spirit of Christmas. But it is operated by some very mean spirited individuals.
More to come in the next few days.
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