Maryland attorney general sues provider of services for disabled students, alleging ‘Dickensian’ conditions
Originally published July 10, 2019 by Baltimore Sun
Attorney General Brian Frosh filed a lawsuit on Wednesday alleging a Delaware service provider collected millions of dollars but kept disabled children in deplorable conditions. (Lloyd Fox | Baltimore Sun)
In a complaint filed in Baltimore City Circuit Court, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh has alleged that Delaware-based AdvoServ, Inc., a residential and educational facility for students with developmental disabilities, neglected students’ medical needs, practiced cruel forms of discipline and sometimes failed to provide teachers for classes.
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