What the ADA ‘Tester’ Case Before the Supreme Court Could Mean for Hoteliers

In a podcast interview with Hotel News Now, Dana Kravetz provides commentary on Acheson Hotels v. Laufer, a case recently argued before the U.S. Supreme Court that centers around a plaintiff who sued a hotel company over not providing the required description on its website of the accessibility features at one of its hotels. The question at issue is whether the plaintiff had standing to sue the hotel if she did not intend to actually stay there and, instead, was simply acting as a “tester.”