Here is an article link which seems to present a nice balanced view of 
both sides.


https://www.cnet.com/news/why-the-fate-of-online-accessibility-may-rest-with-a-dominos-pizza-lawsuit/


One of the issues the Court has to deal with whether it wants government 
involvement in net regulation such as the FCC does with conventional 
media.
One work around that I see, as we're dealing with commerce in the Dominos 
example where they are attempting to sell products from their 
stores/restaurants,
that, in effect, mandating accessible websites (whatever that means) makes 
sense as the site is used to purchase product.

There is no guarantee as to what they will rule and what parts of the case 
they will choose to address.
They might only address an issue or 2 leaving the rest in tact for the 9th 
appeliate district.
Whatever happens, probably a lot of people will not be made happy and left 
confused.

Regulation is not necessarily good nor benfits those intended to assist.


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