Fact hypothetical: You represent an avid sports fan whose blindness prevents him from accessing the Web site of his hometown professional basketball team, the Charlottesville, VA Splashers (students, this is a fictional team.) Among the features of the team's Web site is a "Player of the Game" contest in which contestants guess how many points a player will score in each game; winners for each game have a chance to win a grand prize of $1,000,000. The only way to play the game is via the team's Web site. Although the fan's personal computer is equipped with state-of-the-art assistive technologies, the team's Web site is not designed to be accessible to the blind.You need to research only the issue of whether your client would have a claim under the FEDERAL Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) based on the lack of accessibility of the Web site. Do not research state law. For the purposes of this research, regard it as established that your blind client is a qualified individual with a disability for the purposes of the ADA. Also take it as established that the team is subject to requirements of the ADA.