NY Human Rights Law and Public Accommodations

An overview of New York State Human Rights Law and filing complaints related to public accommodation (disability access). If you experienced discrimination as a customer or client of any establishment offering goods or services to the public (for example: stores, theatres, restaurants, transportation services, public buildings, salons, medical offices, day care services, parks, fitness and recreation facilities, etc., including any such facilities owned or operated by a governmental entity) you are covered by NYS Human Rights Law. Presenter: John Herrion, Director of Disability Rights, New York State Division of Human Rights.