Disabled Americans for Equal Access, Inc. v. Ferries Del Caribe, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding sufficient a plaintiffs averment that he “intends to return to the Defendant’s place of public accommodation ... to avail himself of the goods and services offered therein”
• excusing the futile gesture only when the disabled plaintiff had “actual notice that [Defendant] does not intend to comply with [the ADA]”
• finding standing even though disabled plaintiff had not traveled aboard noncompliant ferry
• finding standing even though disabled plaintiff had not traveled aboard noncompliant ferry
• granting standing to an ADA plaintiff who had visited a cruise ship on three previous occasions and averred an intent to do so again at some nonspecific future time
• granting standing to an ADA plaintiff who had visited a cruise ship on three previous occasions and averred an intent to do so again at some nonspecific future time

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