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• Children of Disabled Mothers Often Do Not Receive Proper Medical Care: Study

  September 27, 2024

  Martha Garcia

  New research highlights how disabled women often struggle to get their children recommended preventative care, such as wellness visits and immunizations.

• Plaintiffs Who Filed Early Camp Lejeune Lawsuits Ordered To Establish They Complied With Requirements of PACT Act

  October 7, 2022

  Irvin Jackson

  Several federal judges have filed orders over the last month calling on plaintiffs who have filed Camp Lejeune lawsuits to follow the proper filing procedures in order to prevent their claim from being denied.

• Government Denied Prior Camp Lejeune Disability Claims “Prematurely”, VA Inspector General Says

  September 29, 2022

  Irvin Jackson

  A new report reveals the VA mishandled thousands of Camp Lejeune disability claims over the years.

• Justice Dept. Files Lawsuit Against Uber for Overcharging Passengers with Disabilities

  November 17, 2021

  Russell Maas

  A Justice Department lawsuit claims Uber is violating the Disabilities Act by charging disabled passengers wait-time fees for requiring extended time to get into waiting Uber vehicles.