Supreme Court Weighs Limiting Disability Rights Lawsuits By "Testers" Who Don't Plan To Use Services

A disabled activist filed hundreds of ADA lawsuits against hotels lacking accessibility details online.
The Supreme Court is considering if she has standing to sue without intending to stay at the hotels.
A ruling for the hotel could limit "testers'" ability to identify discrimination in various areas.
Some argue abuses by "testers" have burdened small businesses with costly legal proceedings.
A decision limiting standing may weaken enforcement of the ADA and other civil rights laws.