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Burger King restaurants might not provide sufficient and legal wheelchair access.

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Investigation Source

Lewis Feinberg Lee Renaker Jackson

1330 Broadway
Suite 1800
Oakland, CA 94612

Investigation Scope

California

Category Information

Investigation Topic

Wheelchair Accessability Laws

Injury Type

Discrimination

Investigation Details

Investigation and pending class action against Burger King for its failure to comply with wheelchair access laws. This disability class action against Burger King challenges accessibility barriers at California Burger King restaurants for people who use wheelchairs or scooters. The barriers include, for example, excessively heavy doors; queue lines that are too narrow for wheelchairs; inaccessible restrooms, service counters and dining areas; and insufficient accessible parking.

Defendant Details

Name (Stock Symbol)	Brief Description
Burger King Corporation (BKC)	Burger King Corporation operates over 11000 restaurants in 50 countries. 90% of the restaurants are franchised to third parties.

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