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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title III (Public Accommodations)
42 U.S.C § 12181 (2018). Public accommodations are services and venues provided by private entities that are open to public use. They are required to prohibit exclusion, segregation, or unequal treatment of disabled individuals. Title III also includes specifications on architectural accommodations that must be made in public accommodations wherever possible.
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A small graphic design firm with 25 employees hires a highly qualified designer who is deaf. The designer requests a full-time American Sign Language interpreter for all meetings, client calls, and informal team discussions, which would cost the company a significant portion of its annual operating budget. Based on the core principles of the 1990 U.S. law prohibiting discrimination against individuals with disabilities, which of the following actions is most justifiable for the firm?