 | I bank at a regional FI with 400-plus locations, including a nearby branch with a drive-up ATM. Recently, I noticed that the keypad had just one raised dot on the number five key — no Braille instructions elsewhere to tell users how to … |
 | A federal judge in Massachusetts last Thursday ruled that Cardtronics had failed to meet a twice-extended deadline relating to a 2007 settlement of an ADA complaint dating back to 2003. As a result of the judge's findings, Cardtronics could be … |
| Now that EFTA lawsuit filings are a thing of the past, will ADA lawsuit filings take their place? A class action lawsuit filed two weeks ago in Atlanta might offer an indication. According to a report by CUNA News Now, the suit, filed on Feb. 28 … | |
 | The ADA requirements deadline for ATMs has long since passed, but many financial institutions have yet to make the upgrades to all of their machines. Some 50 percent of ATMs in the United States remained non-compliant following the deadline … |
 | In a follow-up to this commentary from Triton, ATM Marketplace will look at factors that are expected to drive supply and demand for refurbished ATMs in the near future. As regulatory requirements change to make ATMs more accessible (e.g., adding … |
 | As 2012 comes to a close, it's good to look back at ADA implementation to see what we learned from it — and where it might take us in 2013 and beyond. Believe it or not, some financial institutions still are not compliant, which means there … |
| Bruce Carlson is busy — very busy. Since March 15, the Pittsburgh lawyer has filed 19 class action suits against ATM operators on behalf of a Texas woman, Victoria Gilkerson, alleging that machines did not meet new ADA requirements, and … | |
| Pressure exposes strengths and weaknesses. Remember when you realized that, as a service company, maybe you didn't have enough quality techs to do all the ADA installs needed? Remember waiting and waiting and waiting for a customer to decide what to … |
| Lawsuits stemming from the new ADA guidelines for ATMs continue to mount. Most recently, 19 FIs have been sued by a blind Texas woman for allegedly failing to meet ADA requirements. According to an American Banker article, plaintiff Victoria … | |
| On its surface, ADA was presented in such a way as to make you think you could just install a cheap audio jack, slap on some Braille keyboard stickers, turn some screws to adjust machine height — and compliance would be complete. But pretty … |
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The Benefits of Outsourcing ADA Compliance
Using an ATM provider can minimize the potential for lawsuits and save time and money.Type: White PaperSponsored by: National Cash Systems -
Three Reasons to Use ADA Compliance Efforts to Convert ATMs to Wireless Communication
Cutting the communication cord can free ATMs to not only meet requirements but also take advantage of prime traffic locations.Type: White PaperSource: ATMmarketplace.com
