Resources

What Does It Really Cost to Make Your Website ADA Accessible?

A client once asked me, “Can we just add a plugin and be done with it?” I get that question a lot. The truth...

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Why Your Hotel’s Reservation System Could Be a Lawsuit Waiting to Happen

I once reviewed a boutique hotel’s website that looked stunning — professional photos, clean layout, intuitive navigation. But the moment I tried to book...

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Do Remote Workers Qualify for NYC’s Minimum Wage? Yes — If This Applies

Let’s say your employee works from home in Queens. Or maybe they live upstate but work full-time for your NYC-based business. Should you pay...

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What Makes a Video Player ADA Compliant — and Why It Matters More Than You Think

I once audited a site for a nonprofit that had a welcome video on the homepage. It autoplayed. No captions. No pause button. For...

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Overtime Exemption Salary Requirements in New York: What You Need to Know

A lot of employers think if someone’s salaried, that’s the end of the conversation. No timesheets, no overtime, no problem. But that’s not how...

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ADA Compliance and Chatbots — Why the Platform You Choose Matters More Than You Think

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Why the Office for Civil Rights Sends ADA Website Complaints to Schools

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Who Is Not Entitled to Overtime Pay in New York?

You’d be surprised how many employers — and employees — get this wrong. Just because someone works full-time doesn’t mean they’re entitled to overtime....

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When Alt Text Is Optional — and When It Puts You at Risk

I once reviewed a restaurant’s website that had more stock images than actual menu items. Plates of pasta. Forks on napkins. A bird’s-eye view...

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What Job Duties Make Someone Exempt From Overtime in New York?

A client once asked, “I pay my assistant $1,300 a week — she’s salaried, so she’s exempt, right?” Not necessarily. Salary is just one...

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