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Federal Court Grants Preliminary Approval to Ground-Breaking Settlement That Will Ensure NYC Children with Diabetes Receive Appropriate Care in School
November 28, 2022 – Brooklyn, NY – A federal court has preliminarily approved a landmark settlement that will ensure children with diabetes in NYC receive the care they need to fully participate in school and school-related activities. This class action settlement resolves claims that New York City, the Department of Education, the Department of Health … Continue reading “Federal Court Grants Preliminary Approval to Ground-Breaking Settlement That Will Ensure NYC Children with Diabetes Receive Appropriate Care in School”
National Association of Social Workers California: NASW-CA Statement on Jane Doe and Mary Roe v. County of Los Angeles Decision
Legal Reader: Court Finds that County of Los Angeles Discriminated Against Trainee Program Participants with Mental Health Disabilities
LAist: Judge Says LA County Didn’t Give Applicants With Mental Health Disabilities a Fair Shot
Los Angeles Daily News: DCFS Discriminated Against Trainees Based on Unlawful Psychological Evaluations, Judge Rules
Daily Journal: Los Angeles County Didn’t Follow Rules on Pre-employment Psych Evaluations
Court Finds that County of Los Angeles Discriminated Against Trainee Program Participants with Mental Health Disabilities
November 15, 2022 – Los Angeles, California—On November 4, 2022, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Barbara Scheper denied the County of Los Angeles’ motion for summary judgment on all counts, and granted summary adjudication in favor of Plaintiffs in the case of Jane Doe and Mary Roe v. County of Los Angeles (Case No. 21STCV27868)—stating … Continue reading “Court Finds that County of Los Angeles Discriminated Against Trainee Program Participants with Mental Health Disabilities“