Effective Date: September 1, 2026

Digital Justice Consulting (“DJC”) is committed to making DigitalJusticeConsulting.com accessible and usable for as many people as reasonably possible, including individuals with disabilities.

Our Commitment

DJC works to improve the accessibility of its website, digital resources, software, documents, and member services over time.

We aim to provide content that is reasonably accessible across commonly used devices, browsers, assistive technologies, and input methods.

Accessibility Efforts

DJC may take steps such as:

  • Using clear headings and logical page structure;
  • Providing sufficient color contrast where reasonably possible;
  • Using readable typography;
  • Supporting keyboard navigation where available;
  • Adding alternative text to meaningful images;
  • Avoiding unnecessary flashing or rapidly moving content;
  • Designing forms and interactive elements with accessibility in mind;
  • Reviewing new website features for accessibility issues;
  • Correcting identified accessibility problems where reasonably feasible.

Third-Party Content and Services

Some portions of DJC may rely on third-party software, plugins, payment processors, media, embedded content, court websites, government resources, or other external services.

DJC does not control the accessibility of third-party websites or services and cannot guarantee that those services will meet any particular accessibility standard.

Accessibility Is an Ongoing Process

Technology, accessibility standards, and DJC services may change over time.

DJC does not represent that every page, file, document, software tool, or third-party resource will be fully accessible in every circumstance.

We will make reasonable efforts to address accessibility issues that are brought to our attention.

Requesting Assistance

If you experience difficulty accessing content or using a feature of DJC, please contact us and describe:

  • The page, document, or feature involved;
  • The accessibility problem you encountered;
  • The device, browser, or assistive technology you were using, if relevant;
  • The type of assistance or alternative format you are requesting.

We will make reasonable efforts to investigate the issue and, where feasible, provide access to the information or service through an alternative method.

Contact

Accessibility questions or requests may be directed to: