In a case that could set important precedent for how teams and stadiums handle wheelchair seating requests, a federal district judge Wednesday denied the San Francisco 49ers’ motion to dismiss an Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuit brought by 78-year-old Enrique Maya, who uses a wheelchair since suffering from polio as a child, and his son, Rick Maya.

“We believe all fans should be able to enjoy events regardless of accommodation needs, and we comply fully with all accessibility regulations,” a 49ers spokesperson told Sportico in a written statement. “We cannot comment further on an ongoing piece of litigation.”

The case centers on whether the ADA requires a team to provide alternative seating for a wheelchair users whose ticket is not for a wheelchair accessible seat.