By Robert Naeve (November 3, 2017, 4:06 PM EDT) -- It is sometimes the case that more than one party might be responsible for alleged accessibility violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.[1] For example, plaintiffs might allege that public entities covered by Title II of the act,[2] or public accommodations covered by Title III of the act,[3] should be held responsible for allegedly inaccessible facilities in which they conduct business, even though these buildings were designed and constructed by third-party providers, including architects and general contractors, who are in a better position to ensure full compliance with ADA facilities accessibility standards at the time these facilities are constructed or altered....