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Financial Oversight Board proposal approved to settle damage claims in landmark Special Education case

Federal Judge Laura Taylor Swain authorized the special proceeding to make a financial offer to plaintiffs associated with the Rosa Lydia Velez case

February 13, 2025 - 3:07 PM

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The FOMB detailed, in November, that there are some 6,500 claims filed, prior to 2017, in state courts through the damages phase of the Rosa Lidia Vélez case, and these would be the families that would receive notice of the settlement through the special proceeding (GFR Media)

By Keila López Alicea

Periodista de Noticiaskeila.lopez@gfrmedia.com

Thousands of families who have filed legal claims for the lack of adequate Special Education services may receive, in the coming weeks, an economic offer from the Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) to end their litigation, after Judge Laura Taylor Swain authorized the creation of a special proceeding to notify the proposal for a settlement.