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Timothy Vondersaar v. Starbucks Corporation et al
Case Number:
2:12-cv-05027
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Nature of Suit:
Civil Rights: Americans with Disabilities - Other
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July 18, 2016
Starbucks' Dismissal Request A Delaying Ploy, Court Hears
Starbucks Corp. customers suing the coffee giant for violating the Americans With Disabilities Act by having counters that are too high for wheelchair and scooter users told a California federal court Monday that the chain’s request to dismiss the customers’ state law claims was an effort to delay a resolution in the four-year-long case.
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February 13, 2015
Starbucks Avoids Class Cert. In ADA Suit Over Counter Height
A California federal judge Thursday refused to certify a putative class of Starbucks Corp. customers claiming the coffee giant violated the Americans With Disabilities Act with counters too high for wheelchair and scooter users, saying the chain fixed the issue at all its California stores.
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November 05, 2014
Starbucks Slammed By Class For Piecemeal ADA Compliance
Starbucks Corp.'s bid to ax a putative class action alleging some of its store counters violate the Americans with Disabilities Act met with resistance in California federal court, as plaintiffs argued that fixing counters at the stores where alleged violations happened didn't invalidate the claims of a nationwide class.
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August 27, 2013
Starbucks Can't Wipe Out ADA Suit Over High Counters
Starbucks Corp. on Monday lost all but a portion of a motion to dismiss a putative class action in California federal court accusing the coffee behemoth of violating the Americans With Disabilities Act with counters in its stores that are too high for a person in a wheelchair to reach.