Joseph M. Pallozzi, Lori M. Pallozzi v. Allstate Life Ins. Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding Title Ill’s prohibitions apply to insurance underwriting practices
• “[M]any of the private entities that Title III defines as ‘public accommodations’ . . . sell goods and services that are ordinarily used outside the premises.” (emphasis added)
• “Title III’s mandate that the disabled be accorded ‘full and equal enjoyment of the goods, [and] services . . . of any place of public accommodation’ suggests . . . that the statute was meant to guarantee them more than mere physical access.”
• “Title III’s mandate that the disabled be accorded full and equal enjoyment of the goods, and services . . . of any place of public accommodation, suggests to us that the statute was meant to guarantee them more than mere physical access.” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).