MO HB2150

Creates a cause of action allowing Missouri residents and the Attorney General to sue parties who file allegedly abusive lawsuits over website accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act

Establishes a rebuttable presumption that litigation is abusive if the defendant attempts in good faith to correct the alleged website accessibility violation within 30 days of receiving notice

Courts must consider factors including the plaintiff's history of similar lawsuits, the defendant's size and resources, settlement conduct, and whether the primary purpose is extracting payment rather than achieving compliance

Authorizes courts to award attorney's fees plus punitive damages up to three times the attorney's fees against parties found to have brought abusive litigation

The law automatically expires if the federal Department of Justice issues website accessibility standards under Title III of the ADA