European Accesibility Act (EAA) documentation requirements—AbilityNet webinar
Associate Lui Asquith joined an AbilityNet webinar on the documentation requirements under the European Accessibility Act (EAA). The webinar is the final instalment of a three-part series.
The session explored what documentation businesses need to prepare, including evidence to support exemption claims such as Disproportionate Burden. Lui outlined the legal importance of maintaining internal records that demonstrate ongoing efforts toward compliance. The panel also addressed audience questions on policy templates, audit trails and how documentation ties into broader accessibility strategies.
It's about demonstrating that accessibility has been considered and that there is a clear, documented rationale for decisions made.
The full conversation is available to view online from AbilityNet.
Lui Asquith is an associate in the regulation and public law team, advising both claimants and defendants on all aspects of public law and regulatory matters. They have a particular interest in public interest litigation including cases touching on issues concerning human rights law, government policies and environmental justice, as well as judicial reviews and discrimination claims.
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