Bank of America Accessibility
Bank of America has long been a leader in providing accessible information and technology to blind people. It was the first bank in the country to make its online banking platform accessible and the first to roll-out Talking ATMs nationally. Bank of America has worked with the Law Office of Lainey Feingold, Linda Dardarian, and blind advocates in Structured Negotiation since its first agreement in 2000. This topic includes the settlement agreements and press releases about the bank's solid accessibility commitment.
Bank of America First Talking ATM and Web Press Release
This release was issued as a result of a Settlement Agreement negotiated by Lainey and co-counsel Linda Dardarian using Structured Negotiations. This agreement was the first in the country to address Talking ATMs, web accessibility, and alternative formats. Read the full Bank of America Settlement Agreement.
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The First U.S. Web Accessibility Agreement was Signed Twenty Years Ago this Week
Bank of America Honored for Accessibility Work; Structured Negotiation Gets Shout Out
Bank of America Interim National Agreement
The Bank of America Interim National Agreement expanded on the historic initial Bank of America agreement by confirming the Bank’s commitment to install Talking ATMs at 85% of its locations nationwide. The second agreement illustrates the flexibility allowed by Structured Negotiations, and underscores the positive relationships that develop as a result of the collaborative process.
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