ada-accommodation-complaint
ADA Failure to Accommodate Complaint
Generates a litigation-ready complaint under ADA Title I (employment) or Title III (public accommodations) for federal or state court. Determines applicable title from intake facts, structures numbered allegations to satisfy Twombly/Iqbal plausibility, and produces a complete pleading with causes of action and prayer for relief.
Intake Checklist
Gather before drafting:
- Plaintiff name, state of residence
- Disability: diagnosis, functional limitations, treating provider
- Accommodation request: date, form (oral/written), recipient, specific accommodation, medical documentation submitted
- Defendant response: denial letter, non-response timeline, or interactive process failure evidence
- Title I only: job description, hire date, performance reviews, adverse action date/reason
- Title I only: EEOC charge number, filing date, Right to Sue date, receipt date
- Damages: pay stubs, W-2s, benefits records, therapy/treatment records
Complaint Structure
Draft the following sections in order:
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