Justice Department failing disabled people and businesses, advocates and attorneys say

Advocates argue innovation is ignoring disabled Americans, denying their right to access the Internet, and leaving millions of people lost in the digital space.

Published: 11:22 PM EDT October 12, 2018

Updated: 7:22 PM EDT October 12, 2018

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