Norkunas v. SEAHORSE NB, LLC

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• noting that “[n]umerous courts in the Middle District of Florida have applied the Eleventh Circuit’s rationale [recognizing tester standing under the Fair Housing Act] to confer tester standing under the ADA as well”
• stating the defendaht’s suggestion that there were “countless other hotels” in the area had no bearing on the plaintiffs intent to stay at the defendant hotel: “Because Plaintiff could visit another hotel does not overcome his stated desire to have access to this hotel.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).