Published on December 13, 2023 at 2:43 pm
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The adoptive parents of a boy were awarded $13.5 million in damages against a Jacksonville organization because it failed to disclose important facts about the child’s history and mental health diagnoses.
Attorney Justin Grosz represented the family in the case against Jewish Family and Community Services Inc.
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According to Michelle Griffith, who works with Grosz, JFCS did not disclose the boy’s “significant” mental health diagnoses and behavioral issues during the adoption process.
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