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Corey and Partners Inc - ADA Inspections and Compliance

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Hire a CASp inspector in Los Angeles. What should you expect?

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Literal rulebook or professional judgment? Corey Taylor explains when CBC & ADA standards are absolute vs. performance-based. A short, practical read for design and construction pros: https://t.co/XEfKypRFx3 #ADA #Accessibility #BuildingCode

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How wide should restaurant aisles be under the ADA? Learn the simple rules that keep you compliant and make your dining room more accessible. Read more: https://t.co/buOEKeVXkc

#ADA #Accessibility #RestaurantTips #Design

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Measure HLA is altering LA’s street-work priorities and delaying ADA sidewalk and curb ramp upgrades — keeping many routes inaccessible. Quick, clear breakdown: https://t.co/X6OIBbpnfZ

#LosAngeles #ADA #Accessibility #MeasureHLA

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ADA vs. CBC 11B: which one triggers an elevator requirement? In CA projects you must satisfy both—apply the stricter rule. Learn the two-question approach for multistory buildings: https://t.co/cMBzUyKjPP #ADA #CBC #Accessibility #BuildingCode

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Doran v. 7‑Eleven matters for California ADA suits — it affects how many accessibility issues a plaintiff can include and what counts as injury. Our blog explains the practical takeaways for businesses: https://t.co/60YouSNoPz #ADA #Accessibility #CalLaw

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2.0% vs 2.08% for ADA slopes — what’s the difference and which applies now? Short explainer for designers and builders: https://t.co/ULgbnDSrvq #ADA #Accessibility #BuildingCode #Construction

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CASp report + DAIC = strong evidence, not an automatic stay. Learn what protection a DAIC provides, its limits, and practical steps to reduce accessibility risk. Read more: https://t.co/N12okVMWG6 #ADA #Accessibility #CASp #DAIC

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Say “disabled” or “person with a disability,” not “handicapped.” Language shapes inclusion in business—update job posts and communications for respect and clarity. Read more: https://t.co/UA38xRjJqg #Accessibility #Inclusion #LanguageMatters

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CASp, RAS, ICC — which ADA credential should your project prioritize? We rank the top architectural accessibility certifications and explain why. Read the full breakdown: https://t.co/Gn5BOlRlTK #ADA #Accessibility #Architecture #CASp #ICC #RAS

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Not every ADA claim demands tearing out walls. CASp Corey Taylor explains when barrier removal is and isn’t “readily achievable,” with practical guidance for owners and attorneys. Read more: https://t.co/Yy5vkFfFkq #ADA #Accessibility #CASp

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Accessible Route vs. Path of Travel — a short guide for inspectors and facility managers. Stairs are never part of an accessible route; ramps, elevators, curb ramps, doorways and platform lifts are. Read more: https://t.co/83uHb5iL3M #Accessibility #ADA #BuildingCode

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Hit with an ADA letter or lawsuit in California? Know what to fix first and which standards apply. Read our practical guide for small businesses: https://t.co/AyNwBWvIn8 #ADA #Accessibility #SmallBiz #CaliforniaLaw

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Why do 2-ft and 4-ft levels give different slope readings—and why does it cause disputes on-site? Our new blog explains the measurement gap and what owners, builders, and CASps need to know. Read here: https://t.co/b19mDKGLiZ #ADA #accessibility #construction #CASp

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Quick read: What changed in the 2025 CA Building Code Chapter 11A. Plain-language guide for anyone working on multifamily housing — section-by-section changes from 2022 to 2025. Full post: https://t.co/fDsipE6VP7 #CBC2025 #Accessibility #BuildingCode

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The 2025 CA Building Code Chapter 11B updates took effect Jan 1, 2026. Our simple guide summarizes what changed and what building owners/managers need to do. Read more: https://t.co/rdKPERukEY #California #BuildingCode #Accessibility #Chapter11B

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ADA lawsuits rising — are you prepared? Our guide for California small business owners answers top questions and outlines practical next steps. Read more: https://t.co/7Pp3RtRWGo

#ADA #SmallBiz #Accessibility #LegalTips

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Not all CASps are equal. If you manage property, learn how to choose a licensed CASp who truly understands ADA & California accessibility standards. Full post: https://t.co/nmLEaDZB2C #ADA #Accessibility #CASp

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Do ADA or CBC 11B require kick plates? Not specifically — they require a smooth bottom surface on certain doors, and kick plates are one way to meet that. https://t.co/xXwy8elI21 #ADA #Accessibility #BuildingCode #CBC11B