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Parents of autistic kids fight for the right to sue Ontario

  • February 11, 2008
  • David Baker

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The Canadian Press today published an article on the hearing next week in Ontario Autism Class Action, in which five families, represented by Bakerlaw, are challenging the Ontario government and seven school boards to provide full and timely access to treatment and education for children with autism.

“I find it extremely difficult to watch the other kids on our street hop on the school bus in the morning and go to school while my son has to stay home,” Taline Sagharian, one of the parents behind the class action, tells the CP. “It’s difficult enough to raise a child with autism without having to fight for his basic rights.”

Click here to read the full story on the CBC’s website.

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