The Law Firm of Sean R. Laird

About The Law Firm of Sean R. Laird

FamiliesFirst’s neglect was apparent across the board in nearly every aspect of his care. The boy was supposed to receive individualized therapy at least once a week. He received zero individual therapy from December 15, 2012 to April 3, 2013. This was the same time period that the line staff described a complete lack of staff, and an utter lack of responsiveness and support from upper management. Conditions were described as “less like going to work, and more like going to war.” Moreover, the boy’s documented needs and service plan prohibited him from being placed in California’s most restrictive restraint, a “Quiet Room.” The plan was specifically changed to prevent this, as it was documented two weeks into his stay that the Quiet Room was causing the boy distress. Despite this, as chaos ensued at the understaffed campus, the boy was repeatedly placed in the Quiet Room.

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