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Baltimore, MD
If you live in Baltimore and have a mobility disability that requires accessible pedestrian rights of way, you may be a member of the “class” for a proposed partial consent decree with the City of Baltimore.
The Court has scheduled an in-person Fairness Hearing for March 27, 2025 at 11:00 a.m.
Learn more information about the lawsuit and the details for the Fairness Hearing on the Goodlaxson v. Baltimore case page.
Read the full Class Notice
Read the Court’s Order Granting Preliminary Approval
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.