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Court Grants Class Certification and Denies Maryland’s Motion to Dismiss in Nursing Home ADA Case
April 28, 2025
Disability Advocates Sue Social Security Administration and DOGE to Stop Unlawful Cuts to Social Security Services
April 2, 2025
The lawsuit alleges that recent mass staffing reductions, policies requiring individuals to seek services in person at field offices, and the elimination of critical offices within the SSA unlawfully harm Americans with disabilities and older adults who rely on Social Security services.
Campos et al. v. Kijakazi Settlement Agreement: What SSI Advocates Need to Know
March 11, 2025
Massachusetts Court Approves Landmark Cross-Disability Settlement Agreement on Behalf of Individuals Stuck in Nursing Facilities
June 18, 2024
Connor, Nevin, Noonan, Dressel, and Hollman (on behalf of Richard Hollman) v. Maryland Department of Health
May 17, 2024
Learn about a lawsuit against the Maryland Department of Health over nursing facility oversight failures, raising concerns under the ADA and Section 504 for residents with disabilities.
Nursing Facility Residents with Disabilities Sue Over State of Maryland’s Failure to Provide Oversight and Investigate Complaints
May 16, 2024
Lawsuit against the Maryland Department of Health challenges failures to properly inspect nursing facilities and investigate complaints, violating ADA and Section 504 protections for residents with disabilities.
Agreement Reached in Class Action Lawsuit to Expand Opportunities for Individuals in Nursing Homes to Return to Community
April 16, 2024
Campos v. Kijakazi Settlement: Information for Advocates
November 29, 2023
The settlement will help over two million Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients who had overpayments during the COVID-19 National Emergency.
Nationwide Settlement Grants Millions of Dollars to Supplemental Security Income Beneficiaries Harmed During Pandemic
November 29, 2023
The settlement will provide automatic remedies to nearly a quarter million SSI recipients who were charged with overpayments by the Social Security Administration.
Federal Court Orders Health & Human Services (HHS) to Stop Applying Trump Administration Rule that Cut Hundreds of Thousands Off Medicaid Benefits, Certifies National Class
February 6, 2023
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