From even before it became the law I have been saying it's horrible. The problem is that it doesn't define what level of accommodation should be required. Whe

From even before it became the law I have been saying it's horrible. The problem is that it doesn't define what level of accommodation should be required. When it was being passed this let both sides interpret it how they wanted, in practice it turned out pretty much how I expected--repeated court fights over what is reasonable. I didn't realize there would be the scumbag violation hunters, though. However, I don't think the size of the business should have anything to do with it. Bigger businesses can of course afford more--but there are also more possible points of contention. As for modifications--removing steps from a building built for them is a big problem. Wheelchair ramps are long, there often simply isn't a reasonable place to put them.