IA SF2380

Allows the Iowa Attorney General or individual residents to file civil actions against parties, attorneys, or law firms to determine whether website accessibility lawsuits constitute "abusive litigation"

Courts must evaluate whether the primary purpose of accessibility lawsuits is to extract payment due to litigation costs rather than to remedy actual accessibility violations

Creates a rebuttable presumption that litigation is abusive if a defendant makes a good-faith attempt to correct alleged website accessibility violations within 30 days of receiving notice

Factors courts may consider include: number of similar lawsuits filed by the same plaintiff/attorney, defendant's resources and employee count, whether the plaintiff is an Iowa resident, and history of frivolous or abusive litigation within the past 10 years

Defendants found to have made good-faith compliance efforts have 90 days to fully correct violations before the presumption of abusive litigation may be rebutted