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New York plaintiff sues DraftKings over alleged website accessibility barriers

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A blind New York plaintiff filed a class action against DraftKings in federal court, alleging its website prevented him from using fantasy sports and sports betting services with screen-reading software. The complaint cites federal and state disability laws and seeks an injunction requiring website changes and accessibility policies; DraftKings had not filed a response.

The case could require DraftKings to change how customers with visual impairments access its betting and fantasy sports services.

End-of-day close DraftKings (DKNG), USD, to 13 November 2025
Story date15 August 202513 November 2025

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Quarter ended 30 September 2026

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USD 1.33bn10-Q filing 0001883685-26-000041
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