Los Angeles, CA
If you live in Los Angeles, have a mobility disability, and use or desire to use the City of Los Angeles’ public parks and park facilities, your rights may be affected by a class action lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles.

The Plaintiffs seek, on behalf of the class, a court order that would require the City of Los Angeles to fix its parks and park facilities, such as parking spaces, paths of travel, picnic areas, play areas, restrooms, recreation centers, senior centers, and other facilities so that they comply with the laws that require the City to make its parks and park facilities accessible to people with mobility disabilities.

Learn more information about the lawsuit and the class on the Griffin v. City of Los Angeles class notice page and the Griffin v. City of Los Angeles case page.

Read the full Notice of Class Action Lawsuit

Oakland, CA
If you are a person with a mobility disability, and if you have used, tried to use, or think you will use any of the City of Oakland’s sidewalks, crosswalks, or curb ramps, and have had or will have difficulty using them because they were too steep, narrow, sloped, damaged, in need of repair, or otherwise inaccessible to you because of your mobility disability you may be a member of the proposed settlement class in this lawsuit. See this class notice for more information.

For more information about the case see the Curran v. City of Oakland case page.

Oxnard, CA
This class action addresses Plaintiffs’ allegations that the Oxnard School District failed to have policies and procedures that ensured identification, referral, and evaluation of students for purposes of providing special education services and supports. The parties have now reached a settlement in this matter. For more information on the case and to read the class notices, see the J.R. v. Oxnard School District case page.