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19 06, 2018

2018 Midwest Chapter Golf Tournament in Pictures

By PLUS|2018-06-19T08:59:48-05:00June 19, 2018|@PLUS, Chapters, PLUS Foundation, Uncategorized|1 Comment

The PLUS Midwest Chapter had another fabulous golf outing at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club on May 31 2018. The weather cooperated (for the most part) and a wonderful time was had by all. Thank you to all the sponsors, golfers and volunteers for making this annual event a huge success. Thanks to your efforts the PLUS Foundation will be making a donation to the charity Christmas Without Cancer http://christmaswithoutcancer.org (a non-profit organization that provides holiday gifts, as well as basic necessities to local families that are stricken with cancer). We’d like to thank our sponsors listed below, for their [...]

2018 IICF Women In Insurance Conference Series

By PLUS|2018-04-17T07:57:44-05:00April 17, 2018|Current Events, Uncategorized|1 Comment

PLUS is committed to diversity and inclusion efforts in the insurance industry. As such, we encourage you to check out the IICF Women in Insurance Conference Series this June to explore the impact of today’s most relevant diversity and inclusion topics. PLUS members will receive a special discount of $25 off the early bird registration rate on any of the four regional forums until April 27, 2018, by using discount code AssociationPLUS25: Dynamic Disruption: Change the Construct, Change the Conversation – New York, June 7, 2018 The Future of Work: Dream It, Define It, Do It – Chicago, June 14, [...]

ADA Website Compliance: A Litigation Minefield

By PLUS|2017-12-11T13:49:29-06:00December 11, 2017|EPLI, Uncategorized|0 Comments

ADA Title III prohibits disability discrimination in “places of public accommodation,” which covers shared or public entities like libraries, universities, transportation services, and commercial facilities. The panelists on the PLUS webinar, ADA Website Compliance: A Litigation Minefield, explained that more than 250 lawsuits alleging a defendant’s inaccessible website violates Title III of the ADA were filed last year in federal court, but the courts are split on what constitutes a “place of public accommodation.” With the recent increase in businesses receiving ADA Title III demand letters, indicating their failure to provide accessible online content, it is vital that organizations look [...]