October 06, 2021
An Illinois federal judge has favored McDonald's in its latest bid to toss a blind man's suit claiming the burger giant violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by limiting late-night services to drive-thru windows, ruling that the company's franchise unit doesn't "operate" restaurants under the ADA.
May 29, 2019
A blind man suing McDonald's on claims it violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by limiting late-night services to drive-thru windows asked an Illinois federal court not to toss his suit against the hamburger chain, saying it is an operator of franchised restaurants under the act.
February 17, 2017
A blind man can move forward with his putative class suit against McDonald's Corp. that accuses the hamburger chain of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act by limiting its late-night services to drive-thru windows that blind individuals cannot access, an Illinois federal judge has ruled.
May 28, 2016
A blind man lodged a proposed class action against McDonald's Corp. in Illinois federal court on Thursday, accusing it of violating the Americans With Disabilities Act by limiting its late-night services to drive-thrus that blind individuals cannot access.