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Special Notice:
Perdue v. Gargano
Following the Indiana Supreme Court’s ruling March 22nd in our Perdue v. Gargano case, numerous persons have contacted our office regarding their entitlement to public benefits or the entitlement to public benefits of a loved one. We have a small office but are doing our best to respond to each complaint individually in a timely fashion. Please note, however, that if you are not currently receiving benefits you have a right to apply or re-apply for benefits through the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration.
As a result of the Indiana Supreme Court’s ruling, the case has been returned to the trial court for further action. We have no information at this time on whether or how persons affected by the decision may obtain further relief. If you would like to be kept apprised of further action on this case, please provide your address or e-mail address to kkendall@aclu-in.org or 317-635-4059, x103, and indicate that you would like to be placed on the Perdue mailing list. Thank you very much, and please bear with us as we attempt to obtain further details.
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