Date filed: Jan. 2000 Case status: Closed (Dec 2000) Primary Target group: Case Type (Olmstead
e or Related
f): Related Reference (on the Olmstead & Olmstead-related Lawsuits table) : OR13 Case Summary & Links to Further Details
iii: Summary This (non-class action) lawsuit alleged the state was not providing services in the most integrated setting to eligible individuals with developmental disabilities with reasonable promptness. Progress Settlement. Due to changes in state revenues, the court approved a modified settlement proposing a slower rate of expansion & change (to 2011). The state Olmstead plan was the basis for the settlement12. Further details [http://www.oradvocacy.org/staley2003.htm]
Miranda B et al v. Kulongoski et al * (formerly Miranda B v. Kitzhaber et al)
Date filed: Dec. 2000 Case status: Closed (Mar 2004) Primary Target group: Case Type (Olmstead
e or Related
f): Olmstead Reference (on the Olmstead & Olmstead-related Lawsuits table) : OR23 Case Summary & Links to Further Details
iii: Summary Class action for people residing in a psychiatric hospital despite being assessed as suitable for community placement. The judge rejected the defense that recent state legislation requiring the production of an Olmstead plan protected the state from the lawsuit. Progress Settlement (includes the creation of new community placements & a fund to place people with conditions that are barriers to community reintegration). Further details [http://caselaw.findlaw.com/data2/circs/9th/0135950P.pdf]
Watson et al v. Weeks et al (formerly Watson et al v. Thorne et al)
Date filed: Feb. 2003 Case status: Closed (Aug 2002) Primary Target group: Case Type (Olmstead
e or Related
f): Related Reference (on the Olmstead & Olmstead-related Lawsuits table) : OR33 Case Summary & Links to Further Details
iii: Summary Case challenging lost eligibility for services after the state narrowed eligibility for long-term care services by raising the threshold for assessed functional impairment necessary to qualify for services. Services have resumed for most levels of need. Progress Case dismissed. Further details [http://www.nsclc.org/news/03/07/appeal_watson.htm]
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