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Accessibility statement
AG Law Firm wants people with disabilities to be able to use this website, understand the information, and contact the firm in a way that works for them.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
Our accessibility target
This website is designed with the Americans with Disabilities Act and WCAG 2.2 Level AA as accessibility targets. Accessibility is an ongoing process, and this statement is not a promise that every page, device, browser, or third-party service will always work without difficulty.
Features included in this website
- Keyboard-accessible navigation, links, buttons, and a skip-to-content link
- Visible focus indicators and clear page landmarks, headings, labels, and link purpose
- Responsive layouts that reflow on smaller screens and support browser zoom
- High-contrast text combinations and important information presented as live text
- A reduced-motion option that follows the device’s motion preference
- Separate English, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Russian pages with language markers for assistive technology
Ongoing review
We review the site as content and technology change. Public legal copy and translations also require attorney and human-language review before final launch. If an accessibility problem is found, we will evaluate a practical correction or an accessible alternative.
Third-party services
Links to maps, social media, scheduling, or other outside services may lead to technology AG Law Firm does not control. Please tell us if an outside service creates a barrier so we can discuss another way to provide the information or complete the next step.
Request accessibility help
If you have difficulty using this site or need information in another format, call or email us. Tell us which page or feature caused difficulty and what format or communication method would work better for you.
Please do not include confidential case details, identity documents, or immigration numbers in an ordinary email.