Special needs children who sued placement agencies after being abused for years by a fraudster who adopted them have reached a $17.5 million dollar settlement with the agencies.
August 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Special needs children who sued placement agencies after being abused for years by a fraudster who adopted them have reached a $17.5 million dollar settlement with the agencies.
Plaintiffs in S.W. v. City of New York, 09-cv-01777, asked for judicial approval of the settlement. New York City settled its portion of the suit in 2012 for $9.7 million.
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