Because of this ruling, I'm now encouraging webmasters in the coming weeks to add ADA notices to their web sites.

Essentially, it will just be a note that says "because the DOJ has not posted regulations, it's not possible for us to know exactly what to do - but if you do have an accessibility issue with the web site, please contact us at this email address so we can work to address your specific accessibility concern."

This is a boon for for web developers. Now every ADA assistance device that draws a complaint, will obligate site owners to fix it... likely regardless of cost. At least until the DOJ issues rules.

The Supreme Court could have at least ordered the DOJ to issue rules here, and instead, they took the cowardly way out.