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January 26, 2010 The lawsuit was filed on behalf of children with autism who formerly received Developmental, Individual Difference (DIR) from the Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center in California (ELARC). The center discontinued DIR after the legislature made changes to the Lanterman Act which governs disability support services. The changes prohibit the regional centers from funding experimental treatment and social activities. The plaintiffs claim that DIR is neither experimental, or a purely social or recreational activity. They seek a preliminary injunction to ensure service continuation. Download the Report . . .

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Market Intelligence Resource | January 26, 2010

Notice of Motion for Preliminary Injunction for Benito R. vs. Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center

January 26, 2010 The lawsuit was filed on behalf of children with autism who formerly received Developmental, Individual Difference (DIR) from the Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center in California (ELARC). The center discontinued DIR after the legislature made changes to the Lanterman Act which governs disability support services. The changes prohibit the regional centers from funding experimental treatment and social activities. The plaintiffs claim that DIR is neither experimental, or a purely social or recreational activity. They seek a preliminary injunction to ensure service continuation. Download the Report . . .

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