Can a transit agency make an exception to “curb-to-curb” transportation?
Yes. If the exception does not pose a safety hazard, transit agencies must make reasonable accommodations so individuals with disabilities can use… Read More
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D.D. et al v. Michigan Department of Health & Human Services and Elizabeth Hertel
As required by Judge Ludington’s April 3, 2025 Order 1) preliminarily approving Plaintiffs’ settlement with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), and 2) approving the parties’ proposed Notice and notice distribution plan, DRM is attaching the Notice approved by the Court. The Notice summarizes the settlement and sets forth key dates and procedures related to final approval of the settlement. Please distribute the Notice as widely as possible, particularly to class members and their families.
If you have questions about the settlement or the objection process, please contact Class Counsel and Plaintiffs’ Counsel at:KBSettlement@drmich.org. The Class is represented by Dave Honigman and Plaintiffs are represented by Mantese Honigman, P. C., Disability Rights Michigan, the National Health Law Program, and John J. Conway, PC.
Yes. If the exception does not pose a safety hazard, transit agencies must make reasonable accommodations so individuals with disabilities can use… Read More
It depends. While not required by law, most public transit agencies offer discounts for demand response rides (seniors/individuals with disabilities). Visit our… Read More
What is a flag stop? When the bus stops at a location not on the route. While they are not a direct… Read More