Owners of Chicago’s 109-year-old Wrigley Field are on trial this week, facing allegations a $575M stadium renovation project that concluded in 2019 wiped out much of its wheelchair-accessible seating in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act. 
In a bench trial that began Monday and is expected to continue through the week, attorney David Cerda said what accessible seating remains “is located in low visibility areas with poor angles,” Courthouse News Service reported.The Cubs, owned by the Ricketts family, say the renovations altered where wheelchair-accessible seats…  Read the full story here. | 
