Ashley Jenkins is an associate in Seyfarth’s Washington, DC office and a member of the firm’s ADA Title III & Public Access team, where her practice focuses on advising and defending clients facing accessibility-related challenges under federal, state, and local nondiscrimination laws. She regularly represents businesses in litigation involving both physical and digital accessibility matters, as well as in federal and state government investigations, including matters brought by the United States Department of Justice. Her experience includes defending retailers, hotels, restaurants, technology companies, institutions of higher education, health care providers, housing providers, and public entities in single-plaintiff and class action litigation arising under Title III of the ADA and parallel state statutes.
In addition to her litigation practice, Ashley counsels clients on proactive accessibility compliance strategies, including the development of ADA compliance programs, accessibility policies, and training initiatives designed to minimize legal risk and strengthen operational practices. She also advises housing providers on compliance with the Fair Housing Act and regularly assists clients responding to government investigations and enforcement actions. Prior to joining Seyfarth, Ashley served in the Disability Rights Section of the DOJ, where she enforced the same laws she now helps clients navigate, providing her with a unique perspective on compliance and enforcement matters.
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